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Revealing Alzheimer’s hidden clues
Tasmanian defence industry goes from strength to strength
Services Australia CEO Rebecca Skinner retires
Opinion piece: Matildas show way for Aussie competition
Why ChatGPT isn’t conscious – but future AI systems might be
PJCIS approves rules for sharing foreign influence scheme information
Chilean Coup 50 years on. Greens Call for an Apology & Transparency
Pandemic early warning tool launches in Hindi language
Digital platform regulators make joint submission on AI
VIPER Taskforce seize firearms and ammunition in Diggers Rest
‘Brainless’ Robot Can Navigate Complex Obstacles
Efficient training for artificial intelligence
VIPER seize firearms, drugs and cash – Kew
Multimillion-dollar early years investment to change lives
Machine learning can level the playing field against match fixing – helping regulators spot cheating
Australian government selects ICEYE for near real-time flood and bushfire data to strengthen disaster response
Training Quantum Computers: Physicists Win IBM Award
Gympie student takes top prize in Art Awards
6 Star Green Communities rating recertified
Swift Networks to pay $1.2 m penalty for rigging bids for WA mining camps tenders
Defence Discussions Underway in Washington
Eight essential leadership capabilities for 21st century
Intelligence and Security Committee to review ASIO’s compulsory questioning powers
Committee to review AFP counter-terrorism powers
Drink drive warning during footy finals
UroViu Corporation Appoints Ali Amiri as New President and Chief Operating Officer
Operation Cobalt passes new milestone: 50,000 charges laid; 500 firearms seized
AFP launches call to action to help combat child sexual abuse
‘Living’ installation at Bendigo Visitor Centre celebrates the Bloom spring campaign
Weed sprayer game-changer for farmers
Cutting red tape for exporters
$500,000 reward announced for information in relation to the 2008 murder of Francis Foley
Online safety is everyone’s responsibility this National Child Protection Week
PolyU publishes Policy Paper on University-Industry Collaboration for Chinese Medicine Innovation in the Greater Bay Area
AI systems have learned how to deceive humans. What does that mean for our future?
University of Southern Queenslands WiRE Program setting female founders up for success
Researchers design machine learning models to better predict adolescent suicide and self-harm risk: study
Innovative research to prevent medication related harm
Pacific police leaders reaffirm commitment to combat transnational crime together
Arrest – Interstate Fugitives – Adelaide River
Successful recipients of Community Initiatives grants announced
Criminal justice response not always most effective tool against terror
‘BrainTrack’ and ‘Talk with Ted’ technology solutions win major awards
Jobs Grow As Global AI Unicorn Expands To Melbourne
Record breaking police graduation
QPS Crime and Intelligence Command launch first-ever investigative podcast series ‘Breakthrough’
Police warning on September lives lost
‘Introspective’ AI Finds Diversity Improves Performance