Labor to ban AI data centres in suburban Australia
The government is also changing its plans to allow tech giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic to scrape internet content freely without compensating creators.
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The government is also changing its plans to allow tech giants such as OpenAI and Anthropic to scrape internet content freely without compensating creators.
With 30,000 attendees expected over the four-day carnival, the VRC’s chief executive says the Birdcage still offers major corporate appeal.
It has become blindingly obvious in recent weeks that all is not well between the treasurer and the prime minister.
Outgoing New York consul-general Heather Ridout says Australia must stop obsessing over its problems to harness its full economic potential.
JPMorgan Asset Management’s Oliver Cox says rising interest rates have piled pressure on cash-burning neoclouds and thrown their business models into doubt.
The sheltered waters are an idyllic playground in Perth’s affluent western suburbs. But there’s a battle brewing between the WA government and local residents.
Anthony Albanese branded Coalition MPs “nativist” and Don Farrell told farmers not to block the trade pact as a rift emerged over the agreement.
Premier Roger Cook says the Commonwealth is open to working with his state to encourage more backpackers to travel west for work.
The One Nation leader has accused Anthony Albanese of secretly offering an extra staff member to One Nation MP David Farley.
The Greens want greater the government to further relax its R&D tax concessions limits which critics say are a threat to innovation.
ASIC’s inquiries could reinforce to the market that transparency in deal marketing are non-negotiable for maintaining public faith in the financial system.
The philanthropist has been trying to get Burradoo Farm approvals through the council.