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As One Nation starts to campaign against data centres,Albanese pledged to “ensure data centres do not increase power prices for Australians”.
As technology threatens to upend life as we know it,Albanese came with a message of reassurance and calm,on a mission to lower the collective heart rate.
The outgoing aged care watchdog said user co-payments and long wait times for home care packages were driving people into nursing homes and costing taxpayers.
Mark Scott was questioned intently at the royal commission into antisemitism,where he said removing protesters may have inflamed tensions.
The vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne was asked about encampments and student protest actions as part of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.
Taylor’s push into the cultural conversation comes as his ailing party opens the door to gender quotas after years of internal opposition.
The political war over net zero is set to be fought over the costs of fossil fuels and renewables,following the latest CSIRO report.
The prime minister will emphasise the technology’s “pivotal” role in resuscitating productivity and warn of extremists and hostile states using it “to spread disinformation that targets democracies”.