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Legal avenues are being used to pressure Woodside Energy over its climate strategy.
Voice tool fooled
Reporters have shown the ease with which voice identification systems used by government services can be fooled.
UK backs space reactor
The UK Space Agency is backing research into the use of nuclear power on the Moon.
Patrick pushes for FOI opening
The OAIC is being taken to Federal Court over freedom of information (FOI) delays.
Welfare probe continues
Calls have been made to scrap the “punitive” mutual obligation system for Australia’s jobseekers.
Keating attacks nuclear subs
Former prime minister Paul Keating has savaged Australia's nuclear submarine deal.
Mint issues mounting
The Perth Mint may have been warned of potential US commodities law breaches, but did not publicly reveal the issues.
NDIS case coming
Hundreds of older Australians have joined a class action over their exclusion from the NDIS.
Amazon outlines launch spree
Amazon has announced its plans to launch its first batch of internet satellites in the first half of 2024 ...
IP firm detects attack
ASX-listed intellectual property law group IPH Ltd is in a trading halt following a potential cyberattack.
Food stuck in freight collapse
Millions of dollars worth of frozen food is at risk of being stranded after the collapse of a major transport company.
Bowen seeks safe passage
The Federal Government says not supporting its climate policies will make matters worse.
APS seen as gender leader
Advocates want the Australian Public Service (APS) to be an example of how to be a gender-equal employer.
Human Rights Act outlined
A proposed new human rights model includes new obligations for public servants.
Date set for APS talks
The APS formal bargaining process is scheduled to commence on March 30, according to the Australian Public Service Commission.
Adani probe preparing
India's top court has ordered an investigation into the country's second-largest conglomerate, the Adani Group.