A powerful parliamentary committee has asked the attorney-general to examine the treatment of undercover police.
Australia’s undercover police live a dangerous double life,lying for a living and surviving on their wits. A devastating report shows how they were let down by the agency supposed to protect them.
Handwritten notes discuss alleged meetings with Chinese state spies,known only as Ken and Evelyn and a mysterious “AI project” designed to manipulate the masses.
When he was approached by Di Sanh Duong,former Liberal minister Alan Tudge said he saw an opportunity to counter the “ugly racism” the Australian Chinese community faced as the pandemic took hold.
Australia’s underinvestment in research is becoming a national security issue,some university heads argue,ahead of a landmark review and the AUKUS deal.
Australia will create the military equivalent of a free trade zone with the US and UK,but research organisations fear it will stifle collaboration elsewhere.
The government has invoked the national crisis management framework used during COVID-19 after DP World,which manages terminals in Sydney,Melbourne,Brisbane and Fremantle,said it detected the cybersecurity incident.
Foreign actors have been using advertisements on the dark web to target disgruntled workers who could disrupt critical Australian infrastructure.
Hours after landing in Washington,Anthony Albanese said US politicians from all sides understood the value of the AUKUS pact and wanted “to get it right”.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will reveal the plans on the first day of his US visit,promising new jobs in fields such as cloud computing and AI.
Labor and the Coalition backed increased spending to shield schools and places of worship after warnings about the risk of spontaneous violence.