So far this year, 52 women and 21 children have died from domestic violence in Australia, an epidemic that cannot be stopped by words alone. Andrew Brown with the fifth in a series. In August 2024, Anthony Albanese declared a national emergency on violence against women. He convened National Cabinet
The Medicare data breach raises questions over why Qantas got away with a data breach affecting millions of customers. Cybersecurity researcher Benjamin Mossé reports. In October last year, hackers leaked over 5 million Qantas customer records into the dark web after the company refused to pay the ransom demanded. The
Artificial Intelligence bots do not have a legal personality and can’t go to jail. But who is to be held responsible for their criminal acts? Rex Patrick asks. The debate is running – will AI end the human race? A more pressing question, because AI is already engaging in criminal activity,
It’s not just the delayed response to the Medicare hack; Australia lags the world in measures to safeguard your personal data. Claudia Weisenberger reports. When police extract data from your phone using Cellebrite AI technology, that data can now legally move to cloud servers owned by an Israeli company, governed
Local elections are the new battleground for the Zionist lobby and its astroturfing groups. Who are they, and how are they funded? Wendy Bacon asks. Several months ago, residents in the Randwick LGA in Sydney’s East began receiving leaflets from a grassroots group called Randwick Voices Matter, encouraging them to
Old EV batteries on the way to power everything
Australia is one step closer to repurposing old, inefficient EV batteries into home batteries, with researchers now looking into pathways to make it commercially viable.
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Flinders University researchers are now working with Mitsubishi Motors ...
It’s been another big week in sustainability. There was our big Transition Risk Sydney masterclass on Tuesday, a call for submissions for our next event that we sent out on early Thursday and Climate Week in New York jostling for attention amid the UN General Assembly and news that AI had hacked into our government data base and when told to stop, ...
On Friday 11 September, the Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council agreed to explore safe use of plug-in solar. Sometimes called balcony solar or balcony power stations. These typically consist of portable photovoltaic panels that can be plugged into a standard power outlet, potentially paired with a plug-in battery. This opens access to solar ...
Sustainable infrastructure often discusses energy, water, materials and operational performance. But decisions that shape an asset’s long term environmental performance should be made when engineers are working out how the asset will physically stand up.
For example, Hobart’s Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) questioned what’s below ground. The ...
The great housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies? Michael Pascoe can’t decide because they are all on full Pinocchio-mode. Whether it is Anthony Albanese’s rampant hypocrisy, Andrew Bragg’s wilful misinformation (I doubt he’s actually as stupid as he
Growing up in Perth, escaping the mining industry was almost impossible.
Every second person seemed to work in mining, provide services to mining companies, or had a family member whose fortunes rose and fell with the iron ore price.
After moving away, I assumed I'd left most of that behind. Yet, here I am writing about BHP.
Perhaps that's no surprise. ...
A private jet owned by Gina Rinehart flew Exclusive Brethren members to remote Northern Territory communities to campaign at the last federal election, an inquiry has heard.
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So far this year, 52 women and 21 children have died from domestic violence in Australia, an epidemic that cannot be stopped by words alone. Andrew Brown with the fifth in a series. In August 2024, Anthony Albanese declared a national emergency on violence against women. He convened National Cabinet
The Medicare data breach raises questions over why Qantas got away with a data breach affecting millions of customers. Cybersecurity researcher Benjamin Mossé reports. In October last year, hackers leaked over 5 million Qantas customer records into the dark web after the company refused to pay the ransom demanded. The
Artificial Intelligence bots do not have a legal personality and can’t go to jail. But who is to be held responsible for their criminal acts? Rex Patrick asks. The debate is running – will AI end the human race? A more pressing question, because AI is already engaging in criminal activity,
It’s not just the delayed response to the Medicare hack; Australia lags the world in measures to safeguard your personal data. Claudia Weisenberger reports. When police extract data from your phone using Cellebrite AI technology, that data can now legally move to cloud servers owned by an Israeli company, governed
Local elections are the new battleground for the Zionist lobby and its astroturfing groups. Who are they, and how are they funded? Wendy Bacon asks. Several months ago, residents in the Randwick LGA in Sydney’s East began receiving leaflets from a grassroots group called Randwick Voices Matter, encouraging them to
Old EV batteries on the way to power everything
Australia is one step closer to repurposing old, inefficient EV batteries into home batteries, with researchers now looking into pathways to make it commercially viable.
Sign up for our free newsletter.
Flinders University researchers are now working with Mitsubishi Motors ...
It’s been another big week in sustainability. There was our big Transition Risk Sydney masterclass on Tuesday, a call for submissions for our next event that we sent out on early Thursday and Climate Week in New York jostling for attention amid the UN General Assembly and news that AI had hacked into our government data base and when told to stop, ...
On Friday 11 September, the Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council agreed to explore safe use of plug-in solar. Sometimes called balcony solar or balcony power stations. These typically consist of portable photovoltaic panels that can be plugged into a standard power outlet, potentially paired with a plug-in battery. This opens access to solar ...
Sustainable infrastructure often discusses energy, water, materials and operational performance. But decisions that shape an asset’s long term environmental performance should be made when engineers are working out how the asset will physically stand up.
For example, Hobart’s Selfs Point Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) questioned what’s below ground. The ...
The great housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies? Michael Pascoe can’t decide because they are all on full Pinocchio-mode. Whether it is Anthony Albanese’s rampant hypocrisy, Andrew Bragg’s wilful misinformation (I doubt he’s actually as stupid as he
Growing up in Perth, escaping the mining industry was almost impossible.
Every second person seemed to work in mining, provide services to mining companies, or had a family member whose fortunes rose and fell with the iron ore price.
After moving away, I assumed I'd left most of that behind. Yet, here I am writing about BHP.
Perhaps that's no surprise. ...
A private jet owned by Gina Rinehart flew Exclusive Brethren members to remote Northern Territory communities to campaign at the last federal election, an inquiry has heard.
The post Rinehart jet “flew Exclusive Brethren around remote NT” appeared first on The Klaxon.