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- CharitiesAidWelfare
- 02/12/2025
- 10:00
Australian Government’s National AI Plan marks a critical step forward for child safety
Key Facts: ICMEC Australia welcomes today’s announcement by the Australian Government outlining the new National AI Plan, marking a significant step forward in protecting children in a rapidly evolving digital environment.STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL 10.00 AM AEDT TUESDAY 2 DECEMBER 2025 Australian Government’s National AI Plan marks a critical step forward for child safety ICMEC Australia welcomes today’s announcement by the Australian Government outlining the new National AI Plan, marking a significant step forward in protecting children in a rapidly evolving digital environment. Over the past two years, ICMEC Australia has played a central role in shaping national thinking on the…
- Political
- 02/12/2025
- 09:31
LGBTIQA+ bestiality, incest, gender fluid concepts must be expelled from schools
Family First today reaffirmed its promise that if elected it will move to ban radical LGBTIQA+ indoctrination dressed up as anti-bullying classes in schools.…
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- Fashion
- 02/12/2025
- 09:24
Wearable Art Made Just For You: Gary Bigeni Unveils New Hand-Painted Colourways
Australian designer Gary Bigeni has unveiled five new hand-painted colourways for the label’s signature Cotton Essentials collection, a celebration of wearable art, individuality, and…
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- General News, Medical Health Aged Care
- 02/12/2025
- 09:17
Burnt out Aussies rush to health appointments before end of year
Bupa research has revealed that 70 per cent of working Aussies have experienced burnout as demand for last-minute health appointments surges in December. The data also suggests that almost one in four feel work is a barrier to maintaining their health, with 30 percent of Aussies saying they are too busy to properly maintain their wellbeing, including 45 per cent of parents. Amidst these year-round time pressures, Australians are hurrying to secure healthcare appointments ahead of the festive season, with a notable increase in last-minute bookings for optical, dental, and physiotherapy services as people look to maximise their Extras benefits.…
- Agriculture Farming Rural
- 02/12/2025
- 09:11
Pan American Silver Provides 2025 Year End Exploration Update
VANCOUVER, British Columbia–BUSINESS WIRE– Pan American Silver Corp. (NYSE: PAAS) (TSX: PAAS) (“Pan American” or the “Company”) released new drill results for its Jacobina,…
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- Environment, Transport Automotive
- 02/12/2025
- 09:05
Custom Fleet and Carbn Group partner to accelerate sustainable mobility across Australia and New Zealand
Key Facts: Custom Fleet and Carbn Group announce strategic partnership to deliver sustainable mobility solutions across Australia and New Zealand Partnership aims to scale…
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- Banking
- 02/12/2025
- 09:00
Real-Life Pressures Upend Tasmania’s Christmas Savings — and Women Are Left Carrying the Load
Key Facts: 52% intended to plan or save ahead, but were derailed by unexpected costs.· 33% say unplanned expenses are the number one reason savings fail.· 24% are living pay-to-pay.· 14% forget to start early enough.· Nearly 40% don’t save specifically for Christmas. Tasmanian households expect to spend $1,150 on average, up 12% from last year.· Total expected spend is $1,058 above regular monthly costs.· Families with children expect to spend 33% more ($1,401).· 1 in 3 Tasmanians expect to go into debt to cover Christmas costs.· National context: 72% of Australians say Christmas is the most financially stressful time…
- Information Technology
- 02/12/2025
- 09:00
Lánluas Announces Leadership Transition as CEO Retires
Lánluas, the global independent enterprise systems consultancy for TechnologyOne customers, today announced an important leadership transition, with the company’s first Chief Executive Officer (CEO),…
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- Medical Health Aged Care
- 02/12/2025
- 09:00
1 in 4 Deaths but No National Picture: Consensus on Closing the CVD Data Gap
In Australia, Cardiovascular disease (CVD) causes 1 in every 4 deaths, claiming a life every 12 minutes. Despite this burden, we lack consistent national data to understand whether our policies, programs, and treatments are delivering the best outcomes for Australians, and if they could be improved. National CVD data is urgently needed to evaluate what works, track outcomes and benchmark care according to Australia’s Heart and Stroke Data Challenge – Recommendations from the National CVD Data Summit, a new report released by the Australian Cardiovascular Alliance (ACvA). “We can't improve what we don't measure,” says ACvA President Professor Jamie Vandenberg.…
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