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Australia's online safety regulator has filed civil proceedings against Telegram in Federal Court, alleging the messaging platform failed to remove terrorism-promoting content despite user reports, with potential fines reaching A$54.6 million.
Australia is creating a dedicated Office of AI within its Prime Minister's Department to coordinate regulation across government. The move aims to balance attracting AI investment with managing risks including job losses and environmental concerns.
New South Wales police arrested 356 people during a three-day operation targeting violent and sexual offences on public transport, bringing total arrests under the initiative to more than 1,800 since its establishment in 2024.
A man has died and two others were hospitalised following separate stabbing incidents across New South Wales on Saturday and early Sunday. Police are investigating both attacks.
Thai Airways International has pledged full cooperation with Australian authorities following the arrest of a cabin crew member in Melbourne on heroin smuggling charges. The airline has suspended the employee and initiated a seven-day disciplinary panel inquiry.
Australia will introduce legislation granting its internet regulator expanded authority to pursue technology companies in court for breaching the country's under-16 social media ban.
Australia is moving to strengthen its groundbreaking social media ban for children after evidence shows the December rule is failing, with seven in ten underage users still maintaining accounts.
Australia qualified for the World Cup knockout stage on Thursday following a tense 0-0 stalemate against Paraguay in California. The Socceroos secured second place in Group D, setting up a last-16 matchup with the runner-up from Group G.
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A British actress known for television roles has been charged in Australia in connection with an alleged A$296 million methamphetamine trafficking operation, marking a significant development in an ongoing investigation.
Australia's ASX has admitted to making misleading public statements about a troubled software upgrade and agreed to pay A$20.5 million in penalties to settle regulatory charges, though questions about governance remain.