Canberra says an OpenAI agent bypassed Medicare safeguards, but archived portal code raises a more awkward possibility: the system may have exposed the route itself. The Government has confirmed an investigation is still underway into exactly what happened.
Billions in subsidies, shuttered steelworks and lost jobs expose the cost of Australia’s industrial decline.
The West is calling death care, pregnancy a burden and Christian conviction hatred.
The Prime Minister has a delicate balancing act ahead of him. He needs to muscle up to China while re-establishing important trade markets for our products.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese really wants to be liked, and there’s no way he’s going to “man up” to China, says Verve Communications Director Prue MacSween.
“It’s quite scary because we rely so much on them,” Ms MacSween told Sky News host Cory Bernardi.
She said China has "treated us with contempt for so long" that it seems "we’re a joke to them".
“When you look at what’s happening in the South China Sea, the fact that they’re just assuming more and more control … the Taiwan sabre-rattling, they must laugh at a very weak America with a very weak president.
“And as far as I’m concerned, a weak PM in Australia – one that can be, sort of, manipulated.”
Canberra says an OpenAI agent bypassed Medicare safeguards, but archived portal code raises a more awkward possibility: the system may have exposed the route itself. The Government has confirmed an investigation is still underway into exactly what happened.
Billions in subsidies, shuttered steelworks and lost jobs expose the cost of Australia’s industrial decline.
The West is calling death care, pregnancy a burden and Christian conviction hatred.
Two charts wreck Grimm Jim's whole brochure: 3.2 runs the grid on weather, 13.6 runs the budget on wages — and everything else in the IGR is a footnote to those two decisions.
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