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Artificial Intelligence Politics

Trump opposes Albanese’s tech agenda 

United States President Donald Trump has delivered a major blow to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s tech agenda by telling world leaders he would oppose a push to create an international body to oversee AI regulation. Source: The Australian.

New South Wales

Cut funding from program that denigrates Catholic beliefs: Archbishop Fisher 

Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP has called on the New South Wales Government to withdraw public funding from a controversial arts venture after it announced three events at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Source: The Catholic Weekly.

Charity Poverty

Vinnies sees spike in requests for food assistance

More than half of Australians are buying less food than they would like because of rising grocery costs, according to new YouGov research commissioned by the St Vincent de Paul Society NSW.

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