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Mandatory AI Safety Rules: 6 Crucial Obligations Frontier AI Firms Must Meet to Operate in Australia
Mandatory AI safety rules are on their way for any frontier AI company that wants to operate in Australia. On 10 November 2026, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Industry Minister Tim Ayres, alongside other senior ministers, announced that the Government […]
Subclass 485 applicants face tighter rules for who travels with them
Subclass 485 family member rules have tightened. Graduates hoping to bring partners or children with them on a Temporary Graduate visa now have far less room for manoeuvre. What has changed From 13 November 2026, the Department of Home Affairs […]
US Flights Grounded for 5 Hours: Aussie Travellers Warned of Severe Delays
US flights grounded across America on Friday (US time) are back in the air. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted a nationwide ground stop that lasted more than five hours and left thousands of travellers stranded, including many Australians. […]
ACMA Triple Lock: 3 Strict Tests Platforms Must Pass or Lose Wagering Ads
The ACMA triple lock is now clearer. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has published guidance on the three conditions an online content service must meet before it can show wagering advertising. From 1 January 2027, any platform that […]
Northern Territory Vehicle Fees: 5 Essential Facts on the New Rules Now in Force
Northern Territory vehicle fees are now set under amended regulations, which came into force on 2 November 2026. If you pay vehicle-related fees or charges in the Territory, here’s what you need to know. What has changed with Northern Territory […]
Unpaid Super: Massive $1.1bn Returned to 900,000 Workers – Are You Owed?
Unpaid super worth more than $1.1 billion has been returned to the retirement savings of over 900,000 Australian workers in the past financial year, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has revealed. If you’ve ever wondered whether your employer has been […]
Pre-IPO Advertising Freed Up: ASIC Opens the Door for Companies to Reach Retail Investors
Pre-IPO advertising has just become far more flexible in Australia. On 12 November 2026, ASIC extended its existing relief from the Corporations Act’s advertising restrictions. Companies planning an initial public offering can now talk to retail investors about an upcoming […]
NSW pharmacists from two more universities can now treat six everyday conditions
NSW pharmacists who trained at the University of Newcastle or the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) are joining the growing number of community pharmacists in the state who can treat some common conditions without patients first needing to see a […]
Remote Kimberley homes now receiving solar credits after full rollout completes
Kimberley solar credits are now reaching every community in the Kimberley Communities Solar Saver programme, following the final installations at Mowanjum. More than $240,000 in energy-saving credits has already been paid to households across six remote Western Australian communities. Rollout […]
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