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Australia has its first framework for AI use in schools – but we need to proceed with caution

Framework puts an extraordinary onus on schools and teachers to do high-stakes work for which they may not be qualified or do not have time or funding to complete.

RBA decides to hold interest rates, bringing relief amidst ongoing economic challenges

The possibility of further tightening of monetary policy will depend on evolving data and risk assessments.

18 Australians arrested, millions in stolen cash returned to victims in international money mule sting

“Money mules, even unsuspecting ones, should understand that they are complicit in serious crimes, and will be targeted accordingly.”

Israel issues travel warning for Australia amidst growing antisemitism fears

"Jews, including Jewish visitors should feel safe in this beautiful country."

Essential that we don’t lose knowledge of Ayurveda says public health expert Prof Jon Wardle

Multiple celebrations around Ayurveda Day took place in Sydney which is celebrated each year on Dhanteras (the birth anniversary of the Hindu God of Medicine Dhanawantari).

Here’s a chance to join the AFP under its biggest PSO recruitment drive

New recruits will join the more than 800 AFP PSOs who play a key frontline role in protecting the community and Commonwealth infrastructure.

Links between Albanese and Modi are very very strong says Trade and Tourism Minister Don Farrell

Minister Farrell also said that the relationship between Australia and India has never been stronger.

AFP providing meaningful employment opportunities to neurodivergent talent

This branch is comprised of specialised areas that provide covert and technical support to AFP investigations, including data and digital surveillance collection.

Opium imports into Australia from Pakistan, India and United Kingdom on the rise

The AFP seized 155kg from more than 125 attempted imports of opium via air, parcel and sea cargo since January 2023.

Three men sentenced for attempted murder of Kiwi radio host Harnek Singh who challenged Khalistanis

“You came to kill me. ...You tried to silence me. You wanted to send a chilling message to all those who express their disagreement with your unorthodox religious views."

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Roshena Campbell wins top Liberal spot for Western Metro Region, replacing Moira Deeming

Ms Campbell is a barrister and has served as Melbourne’s Deputy Lord Mayor since the 2024 council election.

‘No more Uber drivers’: Pauline Hanson targets international students, supports backpackers and seasonal workers

Hanson also criticised Australia’s international student settings, questioning why some overseas students are permitted to bring family members with them while studying.

Islamic Republic of Pakistan boxer missing after Commonwealth Games as Glasgow police launch investigation

Islamic Republic of Pakistan has reported that boxer Qudratullah failed to return home with the national team. Officials reportedly discovered that he had left his room during checks after his absence was noticed.
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