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'Russia's not going to stop unless it's given a bloody nose,' former NATO deputy commander Sir Richard Shirreff says.

The government is considering a workaround to copyright laws to facilitate AI companies. 

Richardson said a more forceful response to the rise of antisemitism in Australia would have drawn a clearer line on what's deemed "acceptable". 

The backlash continues over One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's comments about Indigenous Australians.

Multiple inquiries and media reports over the years have exposed major failures — including the abuse of children — within the child protection system.

Hundreds of jobs have been cut from the Whyalla Steelworks in South Australia after the blast furnace was cut for good… putting an end to structural steel from scratch manufacturing in Australia.

One Nation's migration policy plans to reduce migration by 766,000 places over three years which industry groups are warning risks COVID-level economic shocks.

The support package comes after the closure of the blast furnace at the regional city's steelworks.

Leading industry groups --  including the Australian Chamber of Commerce, the Business Council of Australia and the Australian Industry Group -- have warned that One Nation's proposed immigration policy could damage the Australian economy.

Over the weekend, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for AI companies, including his own, to slow their work.

CO2 emissions - from the fires - amounted to 19.7 million metric tonnes in the first week of this month.

Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

There are concerns the forced shutdown of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline could last for weeks, affecting global oil supplies.

Coverage and analysis of national and international events.

Experts are warning the invasive flower thrips could also spread to vegetables and flowers, potentially pushing up food prices.

The last few years in Australia have been a reckoning, as we learn more about the impacts of silica dust and its link to serious and sometimes fatal lung disease.

The charges are part of an ongoing investigation into a group of Australian men allegedly accessing and distributing ISIS propaganda online.

One Nation is set to release its migration policy this morning.

Environment Minister Murray Watt has called for Pauline Hanson to apologise for remarks she made about the prime minister's mother.

With the Strait of Hormuz largely at a standstill, analysts are warning the Houthi's latest development could further impact fuel prices globally.

The head of the Artificial Intelligence company Anthropic has called for a global slowdown in AI development, as concerns mount over the technology's potential risks.

Today, Independent MP for Bradfield Nicolette Boele will introduce a bill to establish a national definition of affordable housing.

For the first time, girls in Papua New Guinea will have access to the life-saving HPV vaccine.

Coverage and analysis of national and international events.

Some of Australia's greatest authors have been recognised in Canberra overnight, at the Prime Minister's Literary Awards.