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- Defence, Legal
- 20/05/2024
- 09:59
Declared Areas Offence under review by the Intelligence and Security Committee
TheParliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Securitywill hold a public hearing for itsreview of the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Declared Areas) Bill 2024(Declared Areas Bill) on Monday, 20 May 2024. Counter-terrorism provisions within theCriminal Code Act 1995(Criminal Code) include the ability for the Minister for Foreign Affairs to ‘declare’ an area, making it a potential offence, punishable by up to 10 years’ imprisonment, for an Australian citizen, resident or visa-holder to enter or remain in the area. The declared areas offence is presently due to sunset in September 2024. The Committee has invited Government and non-government representatives to its hearing to…
- Defence, Foreign Affairs Trade
- 20/05/2024
- 09:00
Treaties Committee to examine defence cooperation agreement with Fiji
TheJoint Standing Committee on Treatieswill hold a public hearing on Monday, 20May2024 for its inquiry into theAgreement between the Government of Australia and the Government of the Republic of Fiji on Cooperation in the Field of Defence and the Status of Visiting Forces. Committee Chair,Mr Josh Wilson MP, said the agreement ‘would recognise Fiji as a key strategic defence partner of Australia, build on the longstanding defence and broader bilateral relationship between our two countries, and further our shared vision for security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.’ ‘The agreement would enable more frequent and sophisticated defence cooperation between Australia…
- Business Company News, Information Technology
- 17/05/2024
- 11:37
How AI can revolutionise the global fast fashion industry
New research shows artificial intelligence (AI) can reduce fast fashion's carbon footprint by improving supply chain efficiencies. The fast fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters. Employing some 75 million people and valued at over US$2.5 trillion (A$3.8 trillion), it is responsible for about 10 per cent of global carbon emissions. The evidence is clear: the industry must embrace more sustainable business practices. The findings of a new study, co-authored by the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response, have shown that AI-driven technologies can be harnessed for climate action and significantly advance environmental and market performance. The…
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