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We need results not rhetoric to cut cyber crime

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Canberra: Today, the Social Cyber Institute released a submission to the federal government calling for more concrete results in fighting criminals and spies in cyberspace. The country has a reputation among hackers for being an easy and lucrative target. The submission’s author, Dr Greg Austin, believes that the federal government’s cyber strategy must be judged … Continued

NCOSS MEDIA RELEASE – FAIR WORK MINIMUM WAGE DECISION – NSW GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO MATCH WAGE RISES AND FUND FRONTLINE SERVICES

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Friday 2 June 2023 NSW GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO MATCH WAGE RISES AND FUND FRONTLINE SERVICES Peak social services body, NCOSS, welcomes the Fair Work Commission’s 5.75 per cent wage increase and now is calling on the NSW Government to make sure it is implemented fairly. Specifically NCOSS is calling for assurance that the NSW Government … Continued

Australia’s online gambling laws among the weakest in the world – Industry exploiting weak laws to groom children for a life of gambling

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New analysis of online-gambling laws across the world has revealed Australia has one of the weakest regulatory regimes on the planet as many countries across Europe and Asia move to reduce gambling harm. And our status as an international laggard on regulating online gambling is allowing the gambling industry to “groom” young people through the … Continued

Claiming AI can lead to human extinction is an overreaction: RMIT AI experts

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Professor Matt Duckham, Professor in Geospatial Sciences.  Topics: AI, overreaction, disruption, discrimination.   “The statement could be viewed as an astonishing overreaction, and something I expect its signatories will look back on sheepishly in the coming month and years.   “To compare this technology with the truly existential threats we face today such as climate change, … Continued

120 MULTICULTURAL AND ETHNIC COMMUNITIES SUPPORT INDIGENOUS REFERENDUM

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A growing nationwide alliance of multicultural groups has stepped-up for “YES” in the Voice referendum, issuing a powerful Joint Resolution urging “all Australians to work together to ensure referendum success”.   “Let us co-operate across differences of politics and diversities of culture and faith, to heal our country and unify the nation,” the Resolutions reads. … Continued

Unprecedented collaboration: Prominent Australians unite to combat blood cancer on World Blood Cancer Day?

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EMBARGOED 28 MAY 2023 This World Blood Cancer Day, eight well-known Australians join forces with Leukaemia Foundation to raise awareness of blood cancer including Barry Du Bois, Lyndey Milan, Elle Halliwell, Matthew Doyle, Briony Benjamin, Urvi Majumdar, Luke Brattan and Humphrey B. Bear  7 in 10 Australians still not confident in recognising main symptoms of … Continued

90 Years of an Australian icon The Australian Women’s Weekly Celebrates at Exhibition Opening Night

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90 Years of an Australian icon The Australian Women’s Weekly Celebrates at Exhibition Opening Night Opening Night images and video here The Australian Women’s Weekly, Australia’s most beloved and iconic women’s title, was celebrated last night at the opening of a new exhibition paying homage as it marks its milestone 90th birthday. Collaboratively developed with … Continued

Unprecedented collaboration: Prominent Australians unite to combat blood cancer on World Blood Cancer Day?

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This World Blood Cancer Day (Sunday May 28), eight well-known Australians join forces with Leukaemia Foundation to raise awareness of blood cancer including Barry Du Bois, Lyndey Milan, Elle Halliwell, Matthew Doyle, Briony Benjamin, Urvi Majumdar, Luke Brattan and Humphrey B. Bear  7 in 10 Australians still not confident in recognising main symptoms of blood … Continued