Israel has escalated its attacks on Iran by bombing major gas and oil sites and claiming senior leaders are ‘packing their bags’, while accusing Tehran of revenge strikes targeting civilians.
Industry and Innovation Minister Tim Ayres has argued an ‘Australian approach’ to AI would see the technologies flourish while protecting workers from their ‘pitfalls’.
The Middle East faces a protracted war that could reshape the power balance of the region, with experts warning a regional conflict could be sparked if Tehran strikes at US bases in the Persian Gulf.
EU ambassador to Australia Gabriele Visentin says China’s military build-up is ‘worrying’, a day after Anthony Albanese refused to describe Beijing as a national security threat.
Business leaders will push for holistic tax reform, cuts to red tape and faster approvals for major projects as Anthony Albanese lays the groundwork for a second-term economic agenda.
The Coalition is bracing for an internal war on net-zero but Dan Tehan says he is in no rush to land on a policy outcome.
Housing Minister Clare O’Neil says red tape is making it too hard to build homes in Australia, vowing to turbocharge productivity in the construction sector.
Jim Chalmers has declared he will not negotiate with the Coalition on superannuation tax reforms just a day after Anthony Albanese left the door open to a compromise.
Anthony Albanese has left open the chance of rewriting his proposed superannuation tax reforms to strike a deal with the Coalition that would sideline the Greens.
The Coalition will back dismantling barriers to working from home to help boost productivity, in a massive about-face on the agenda Peter Dutton took to the election.
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