Freedom of information documents reveal the NSW government tech watchdog’s concerns over the police force’s use of AI for investigations as well as ‘preventive’ policing.
As Donald Trump dismantles the rights of trans and gender-diverse people in the US, the LGBTQIA+ community in Australia prepares to fight to keep its hard-won freedoms.
Proposed reforms to electoral law have stalled since late last year, leaving independents to wonder if a marked lack of open consultation means the government is stitching up a deal with the Coalition behind closed doors.
One of Julian Assange’s fiercest supporters describes the endurance needed to repel the coordinated attacks, lies and isolation to win a 14-year battle for his release.
The opposition’s plans to cut the public service are at odds with the scale of bureaucracy and consultants needed to support its nuclear power proposal, the minister for the public service says.
Tanya Plibersek has sought an ‘urgent briefing’ on the management of the Bureau of Meteorology after it was revealed it was using hundreds of millions of dollars in maintenance funds to cover cost overruns.
William Yang’s photography – collated in his latest retrospective show for ASIA Topa – is a diary of Chinese–Australian and queer life over the past half-century.
As the school year begins, teachers across the country are considering whether they can manage the unpaid overtime, stress with parents and struggle with under-resourced classrooms.
While the world’s richest tech executives see advantages in allegiance to the new president, the person best positioned to reap financial rewards is Donald Trump himself.
The foreign affairs minister met with her new American counterpart this week, amid concerns that Australia will be required to align more closely with the US on China.
