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Australia warns of 'unprecedented' AI threatArtificial intelligence poses an "unprecedented" threat as foreign governments turn it loose to hack computer networks and critical infrast...- OpenAI hacks Australian government health websiteIn June, an autonomous program from OpenAI accessed restricted files on an Australian government health website. Prime Minister Anthony Alb...
- Trump's pressure on NATO is reshaping Europe's defences. Will it break the alliance?European nations are increasing defence spending and exploring alternatives to American military technology. This shift is happening as dou...
- Israel opens criminal probes into troop conduct over killing of five-year-old Hind RajabIsrael's military announced criminal probes into troop conduct in Gaza. These investigations focus on the deaths of Hind Rajab and Palestin...
- Crop buyers cut off from Black Sea are turning to other originsThe region is one of the world’s top suppliers of grain and sunflower oil, much of which heads to Asia, Africa and the rest of Europe.
- Shouted ‘Quit India’ as a schoolboy; studied Milky way galaxy through Hindi poem: This Indian scientist, inspired by Gandhi, later built two of the world's most powerful radio telescopesIndependence day 2026: Built two of the world's most powerful radio telescopes with limited resources and designs no one had attempted befo...
- Snap offers Australians bank-linked age proof tool ahead of teen social media banSnap will let Australian users prove they are over 16 using bank-linked ConnectID or k-ID’s age-checking tools as the country enforces a st...
- Australia may turn less welcoming to international studentsAustralia’s federal elections have sparked concern among Indian students and study abroad advisors as both major political parties push for...
- Meta, Australian banks tout progress on taking down 'celeb bait' scam adsThe U.S. social media giant said it took down the scam ads after receiving 102 reports since April from the Australian Financial Crimes Exc...
- Australia warns of malicious websites after cyber outageASD issued a warning following CrowdStrike's global outage on Friday, affecting banks, airlines. Commonwealth Bank faced transfer issues, Q...
- Why is Amazon building a 'top secret' $2 billion cloud for Australia's military intelligence?Amazon's AUSD 2 billion deal will establish a Top Secret Cloud for the Australian Signals Directorate by 2027, generating 2,000 jobs and th...
- Australia spy agency moves intelligence data to cloud in Amazon dealAustralia's A$2 billion deal with Amazon Web Services will shift top-secret intelligence data to the cloud, enhancing interoperability with...
- Microsoft to spend $3.2 billion in Australia as AI regulation loomsThe U.S. tech giant said it would raise its computing capacity in Australia by 250%, enabling the world's No. 13 economy to meet demand for...
- Microsoft to spend $3.2 billion in Australia as AI regulation loomsMicrosoft said it will spend A$5 billion ($3.2 billion) expanding its artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing abilities in Austral...
- Australia shares snap four-day loss; RBA meet in focusAustralian financials delivered their first session of gains in seven, adding 2.1%. All top four banks rose between 1.5% and 2.3%, while bi...
- Australian shares end flat as cenbank governor flags "bumpy" road to recoveryMining sub-index and gold stocks helped the S&P/ASX 200 index close 0.03% higher at 6,590.2 points, reversing course after trading in the r...
- Australian company gets nod for aravalli miningMove ends uncertainty for India Resources, which had been lobbying for the Rs 1,200-cr project in Rajasthan for past 6 years.
- Australian weather office reports El Nino signals, maintains alertThe signals in the atmosphere have to persist over a certain period--ideally three months--in order for El Niño to be considered establishe...
- Chinese spies may have read Australian MPs' emails for a yearThe report said Chinese agencies obtained remote, system administrator access to the Australian Parliament's computer network.
- Australia denies business spying chargesIndonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said Australia’s response to new spying allegations was “mind boggling,” as a doc leaked by Sn...
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