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The AFP says “cost is not a factor” as heavily redacted documents obtained under FOI reveal the bill for federal and state agencies to investigate, arrest and prosecute members of three terror cells.

Australia’s illegal tobacco trade appears as lucrative as ever, but record levels of stock might signal a glut in the market

Neighbours call his home “Southfork”, and just as J.R. schemed his way through Dallas, the top security mandarin put back channels to good use.

A series of killings and gun violence have rocked a city with an already bloody criminal history

As the parliament prepares to commence its duty next week, the agenda is expected to include a limitation on house rent increases and a one-time tax-free right to purchase mobile phones and computers for young people, local media has reported.

On Tuesday, May 16, 2023, the US Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy & Technology held its first hearing on Artificial Intelligence.1 The hearing, called "Oversight of AI: Rules for Artificial Intelligence"...

Home Affairs says it has allowed supervised experimentation with ChatGPT in some of its divisions, including its refugee and cyber teams, as the department boss awaits broader direction from government.

The Australian Federal Police has had no response after providing detailed intelligence on those it believes were behind last year’s devastating privacy breach.

Governance, record-keeping and legislation faulty.

An international investigation has revealed the identity of the Australia-based Mr Big running a human trafficking ring and an illegal sex racket.