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Julie Inman Grant is worried AI is being used to create sexual abuse materials and make scamming look more professional. The post We urgently need AI safeguards, warns eSafety commissioner appeared first on The Mandarin.

Barack Obama talked geopolitics, with special focus on China and the Russia-Ukraine war, plus the Murdoch news empire. Hugo Mathers reports. The post Obama shares stories about his presidency and reveals his optimistic outlook for the future appeared first on The Mandarin.

No credit rating action has been taken on NSW but indications are that fiscal eyebrows are ready to be raised quickly if need be. The post Global ratings agency S&P sniffs public service pay hike and NSW post-election debt book appeared first on The Mandarin.

The small business ombud has been tasked with determining whether procurement reforms that let in small businesses are working — or not. The post Gallagher orders urgent probe into discrimination warping $80bn APS procurement spend appeared first on The Mandarin.

A former DFAT official has authored a report warning of a “long-standing” financing gap in infrastructure development in the Indo-Pacific. The post Geostrategic competition in the Indo-Pacific calls for smarter development financing appeared first on The Mandarin.

With 2027 marking 100 years since Old Parliament House opened its doors, MoAD has set in motion its plans for the occasion. The post MoAD’s new director is all about access and legacy appeared first on The Mandarin.

The federal government is making it easier for information to be shared by state and territory systems during family law court proceedings. The post Two new family law orders empower agencies to share vital information with courts appeared first on The Mandarin.

The senate has voted to establish an inquiry into FOI requests, including how FOI commissioner Leo Hardiman resigned from his position. The post FOI senate inquiry is an opportunity for public servants to speak up appeared first on The Mandarin.

The leaders of the long-awaited National Anti-Corruption Commission have been announced by attorney-general Mark Dreyfus. The post NSW Court of Appeals judge to lead NACC appeared first on The Mandarin.

The public service union isn’t moving yet on its mighty 20% pay rise claim, with 12-14 weeks of bargaining left to come up with an outcome. The post CPSU warmly welcomes industrial thaw, stays cool on cash appeared first on The Mandarin.

Only 47% of people across the country think violence against women is a problem in their suburb or town, says report. The post Australians’ sentiment poll suggests gender inequality and discrimination will become entrenched without intervention appeared first on The Mandarin.

The Telecommunications Industry Ombud asks Treasury for the role of hearing complaints about digital platforms. The post Ombud calls for world-first powers to deal with digital platform complaints appeared first on The Mandarin.