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Australians lose when keeping count of Labor’s broken promises
KI in international collaboration to prevent Alzheimer’s disease
Ross Garnaut and Rod Sims have proposed a $100 billion-a-year fossil fuel tax – and it’s a debate Australia should embrace
Nickel placed on critical minerals list
Electrifying Growth: surge in EV finance as businesses drive adoption
KI in international co-operation to prevent Alzheimer’s disease
Climate Group and partners join forces to push for a renovation revolution in Europe
Can we be inoculated against climate misinformation? Yes – if we prebunk rather than debunk
Australian almond sector set for “year of growth” – Rabobank report
UN Human Rights Chief urges EU leaders to approve key business and human rights legislation
CSL reports strong first half growth with immunoglobulins the highlight
Gaza: Every day, more and more people are on the brink of famine-like conditions
Fuel Efficiency ‘modelling’ from the petrol car lobby is “bullshit”: Greenpeace AP
Optus Retail signs Enforceable Undertaking
Climate Group comments on delay to EU emission standards for trucks vote
‘Picture to burn’: The law probably won’t protect Taylor (or other women) from deepfakes
Labor’s fuel-efficiency standards may settle the ute dispute – but there are still hazards on the road
EU 2040 emissions target welcomed by Climate Group
Ashurst advises Equitix European Infrastructure Fund on the acquisition of Hidrometering, S.L. from Agbar
Sustainable funding sought for National One Stop Shop for clinical trials
Virus ancestry could help predict next pandemic
Zadara Completes IRAP Protected Level Assessment for Australian Federal Government
Farmers warmly welcome better choice of vehicles to Australia
Air Cargo Demand Surges 10.8% in December, Closing 2023 Near 2022 Levels
Step Closer for European Union Free Trade Agreement
More than half of children fleeing to Europe face danger on their journeys, survey finds
Overview – Agriculture, fisheries, and forestry exports in 2022-23
Digital ‘history machines’ are never politically neutral
Australia must reinstate UNRWA funds to avoid complicity with Israel’s genocide
eSafety and the EU Child Rights Intergroup team up to protect children online ?
Why are Apple, Amazon, Google and Meta facing antitrust lawsuits and huge fines? And will it protect consumers?
Climate Group responds to deal on new EU rules to reduce CO2 emissions in trucks and buses
Climate Group responds to European Parliament deal on new rules to reduce CO2 emissions in trucks and buses
Australian agricultural trade logistics to face headwinds from escalating Red Sea tensions – Rabobank
Australians are concerned about AI. Is the federal government doing enough to mitigate risks?
Nearly three quarters of millionaires polled in G20 countries support higher taxes on wealth, over half think extreme wealth is a “threat to democracy”
Federal government has responded to AI legislation paper
Action to help ensure AI is safe and responsible
There’s fundamental piece missing – but opportunity
UNITAR’s Support to Cyprus to Implement and Mainstream SDGs in the National Policy Framework
Plastic packaging waste tax could raise billions
Co-Convenors of the WTO Joint Statement Initiative on E-Commerce announce substantial conclusion of negotiations on a number of global digital trade rules
Cleaner fuel and cars leads to multi-billion dollar health and fuel savings
The Fair Work Commission’s first Enforceable Undertaking (EU)
Analysis – Growing market opportunities for Australian wine exports to Thailand
2023 was the year of generative AI. What can we expect in 2024?
Australia-European Union FTA update
From ‘open skies’ to ‘slot-hoarding’: the turbulent world of aviation laws explained

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