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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - October 6, 2025: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Papua New Guinea counterpart James Marape hold a press conference after signing the Pukpuk Treaty at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Albanese’s big blow to tech titans

Labor is turning the heat up on the Silicon Valley tech titans behind data-ravenous artificial intelligence models.

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FILE - In this Nov. 9, 2017, file photo, U.S. President Donald Trump, right, chats with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. (AP Photo/Andy Wong, File)

Trump set to sign TikTok deal with China

After months of wrangling – and in the face of a growing trade war – Donald Trump is preparing to sign of on a deal to wrest control of TikTok US from China.

Amazon’s chief technologist has promised Australia won’t be left behind in the company’s global AI revolution, as it debuts groundbreaking new operational systems designed to revolutionise the way workers work.

Inside Amazon’s global AI revolution

Tech giant Amazon has unveiled ambitious plans for its robotics and AI rollout across the world – but there could be a challenge to its rollout in Australia.

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Warning for those who WFH and use Teams

An update to a popular work platform will begin “snitching” on users from December — impacting millions of Aussies and could lead to some awkward discussions.

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‘Human water fountain’: Aussie mocks Kirk

‘Human water fountain’: Aussie mocks Kirk

An Australian mental health advocate says it is “not wrong to laugh” about Charlie Kirk “becoming a human water fountain”.

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WATCH: ‘It was a shock … my face was stolen’

Australia’s lack of protection against image theft has left victims exposed, including an Aussie model who was shocked after she discovered it online. SEE THE VIDEO

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Embarrassing proof humanity is doomed

Countless disgusting posts online have embarrassingly revealed the hand of the most dangerously idiotic people on the planet.

Chilling news if you celebrated Kirk’s death

Mass firings after Kirk death celebrations

High school teachers, journalists and a social worker are among a growing number of professionals being let go over comments made in the wake of Kirk’s death.

Last person to question Kirk speaks out

Last person to question Kirk speaks out

The man who was debating Charlie Kirk when he was shot on Wednesday has broken his silence with a scathing message.

Ali Halkic holding a photo of his son Allem who took his own life after he was bullied on social media. Picture: Josie Hayden

‘Stain on my soul’: Grieving Dad’s plea over social media ban

A devastated father is warning parents to be aware of possible loopholes in the new social media age restriction law – and how they can stop their kids getting around them.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says social media 'pushes people to extremes'. Picture: NewsWire

‘Extremes’: Albo’s grim social media call

Anthony Albanese has given a grim warning about social media after a prominent American right-wing activist was shot dead.

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Strict new laws to access porn in Australia

Australia is preparing to ban kids from accessing porn sites, with tough new age verification laws set to roll out within months.

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‘Monumental’: Aussie social media age ban to make global impact

Leading global child safety advocates have explained why Australia’s imminent social media age limit is critical to protecting kids, and how other countries should do the same.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - 13 DECEMBER, 2023: Editorial generic image of an Australian passport. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nicholas Eagar

What Aussie travellers to Europe must do

A long-delayed new European border processing system is set to begin at some of the world’s busiest airports from next month.

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