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Govt signals mandatory reporting for AI agent breaches

Labor has flagged mandatory reporting rules for AI agent breaches as “a minimum” and consideration of new and existing legal liabilities for tech companies in response to the OpenAI...

Gallagher fast-tracks ServicesAus cyber upgrades after OpenAI breach

24 September 2026 | by Lanie Tindale

Finance minister Katy Gallagher’s independent board of top technology and ethics advisers met on Thursday after it emerged publicly that an OpenAI agent had breached a Medicare data portal....

Govt ordered to name blacklisted IT contractors

15 September 2026 | by Justin Hendry

The Albanese government has been ordered to name the IT companies blacklisted on its new contractor underperformance register on a rolling basis, in a move that could expose the...

Disconnect: STEM equity ambition needs structural reboot

7 July 2026 | by Emma Jones

Australia has spent years telling us the biggest barriers facing women in STEM are systemic and cultural. Its own evidence says so, its own reviews say so, and its...

Businesses to be charged to use myID under new model

27 June 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Businesses will be slugged a fee to use the government’s digital identity platform myID when it expands to the private sector later this year as Canberra looks to recoup...

CGT reforms pass in the House as estimates questions stew

4 June 2026 | by David Allen

The Albanese government has passed two bills securing tax reforms at the heart of its latest budget through a storm of debate in the House of Representatives, ahead of...

Gig Guide: KPMG braces for backlash as Yates waves bye-bye

30 May 2026 | by David Allen

Andrew Yates has resigned as chief executive of KPMG Australia after months of scrutiny over the consultancy giant’s handling of whistleblower allegations it misused confidential data. Mr Yates and...

Public sector AI uplift ‘patchy’ but progress is made

28 May 2026 | by David Allen

More than 100 senior officials meant to oversee an artificial intelligence uplift within the public service are yet to be appointed and AI training has not yet been delivered...

‘Sends the wrong signal’: Research sector blasts AEA axing

8 May 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Science and research groups have hit out at the federal government’s shock decision to scrap Australia’s Economic Accelerator, saying the abrupt end to the program will hurt commercialisation efforts....

Chalmers looks to unlock super billions for startups, clean energy

8 May 2026 | by David Allen

Australian superannuation funds may soon be able to invest in riskier assets like startups and venture capital funds, under rule changes being considered by the federal government. A Treasury...

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Govt signals mandatory reporting for AI agent breaches

Gallagher fast-tracks ServicesAus cyber upgrades after OpenAI breach

Govt ordered to name blacklisted IT contractors

Disconnect: STEM equity ambition needs structural reboot

Businesses to be charged to use myID under new model

CGT reforms pass in the House as estimates questions stew

Gig Guide: KPMG braces for backlash as Yates waves bye-bye

Public sector AI uplift ‘patchy’ but progress is made

‘Sends the wrong signal’: Research sector blasts AEA axing

Chalmers looks to unlock super billions for startups, clean energy

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