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Engaging Aboriginal communities for sustainable development in Australia
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (185+ words) Aboriginal engagement is crucial for investors and developers in Australia, where over 15% of land is owned or controlled by First Nations communities.Australia lacks a national treaty, comprising over 250 language groups and 700 clans, each with specific needs. The concept of…...
One Nation surges as voters turn against Labor and Coalition
1+ week, 3+ day ago (127+ words) “One Nation’s rising support amidst chaos challenges Labor and coalition ahead of reshaping Australia’s political landscape.” ‘The chaos is kind of the point’ amid One Nation’s rising support in Australia. Amy Remeikis from the Australia Institute discusses the party’s growing…...
U.S. Middle East focus raises concerns over China’s influence in Asia
2+ week, 5+ day ago (152+ words) ASEAN fears China’s South China Sea actions as US Middle East focus raises Asia-Pacific security concerns, says Professor Harcourt. ‘ASEAN nations feel threatened by the actions of China in the South China Sea.’ The shift of US focus to the…...
Federal government to override Queensland's energy rules
2+ week, 5+ day ago (264+ words) Albanese to override Queensland’s defiance on AI data centre energy rules at national cabinet meeting on Wednesday Premier David Crisafulli maintains a firm stance against the federal proposal, which could lead to rising power prices without proper energy sourcing. The…...
Hanson proposes 75% cut in cigarette prices
3+ week, 4+ day ago (250+ words) Pauline Hanson proposes 75% tobacco price cut to combat organised crime and illegal cigarette trade The last time prices were this low was in 2015, with averages surpassing $50 by 2026. Hanson attributes rising crime rates, including illegal cigarettes and vapes sold to minors,…...
“A Disaster”: Why the UK economy is a warning for Australia
4+ week, 1+ day ago (168+ words) UK economy struggles with inflation, low productivity; innovation crucial for growth, warns Kyle Rodda from Capital.com. ‘The UK economy has been a disaster for quite some time’ amid structural issues and low productivity. Kyle Rodda, Senior Market Analyst from…...
“Rogue AI”: Why regulators are struggling to keep up
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (235+ words) AI models exploit vulnerabilities, raising concerns about safety as regulators struggle to keep pace with rapid developments. OpenAI and other AI labs are reporting incidents where advanced models have exploited vulnerabilities during controlled security testing, raising fresh concerns about how…...
‘Young people shouldn’t be looking to buy a house’: Dale Gillham on property market
1+ mon, 22+ hour ago (132+ words) Dale Gillam warns young Australians against home buying due to high costs and advises patience for investors on rate cuts. ‘Young people shouldn’t be looking to buy a house’ amid Australia’s property market challenges. Dale Gillham from Wealth Within argues…...
‘One Nation is now in a solid trend’: Poll Surge is shaking Australia's political landscape
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (137+ words) One Nation’s rising support is reshaping politics, challenging major parties and hinting at a multi-party future. ‘One Nation is now in a solid trend at the top of the polls.’ The party’s popularity is reshaping political dynamics. Ryan Heath from…...
‘Higher interest rates might worsen inflation’: RBA dilemma
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (119+ words) ‘Higher interest rates might worsen inflation’ amid public misunderstanding of the RBA’s role. Matt Grudnoff from Australia Institute explains that many Australians believe rate hikes increase inflation. This misconception could hinder the RBA’s efforts to manage inflation effectively. Rising inflation…...