Anthony Albanese
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Labor accused of "prejudicial" grants excluding conservative media
"That seems like it's a very deliberate decision and very, very prejudicial to Australian journalism."
by Nama Winston – Nov 5, 2026

Albanese's office won't release documents on his Bush Deep podcast
“I am satisfied that one of the identified documents, if disclosed, could endanger the physical safety of the Prime Minister."
by Nama Winston – Oct 29, 2026

ABC demands One Nation delete cartoon of Bluey driving over politician
“The most loved character in a video is both shocking and disrespectful to the children of Australia who love that character so much.”
by Nama Winston – Oct 28, 2026
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Prime model: Influencer Ruby Tuesday Matthews casts AI Albo in tax protest
As the influencer protests tax rates, the ATO warns creators that gifts received for content generally must be declared.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 26, 2026

Albanese and Bluey creator lead Future Brisbane
The Courier-Mail brings political, business and cultural leaders together to discuss Brisbane’s next decade at an event.
by Staff Writer – Oct 22, 2026
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Donald Trump pulls plug on execution livestream
The backdown follows Australian calls to block the footage and bipartisan US opposition to broadcasting a military death
by Natasha Lee – Oct 15, 2026

Albanese says social media has a 'responsibility' to block execution live stream
"I think anybody broadcasting this will damage their own reputations as well."
by Nama Winston – Oct 14, 2026
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OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs called to appear at Senate inquiry
“This can’t all be done behind closed doors. The public has a right to know what went on here.”
by Nama Winston – Sep 27, 2026

Medicare portal breached by OpenAI agent
An OpenAI agent reached non-public files on a Medicare statistics portal. Officials are checking what else was accessed.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 23, 2026

OpenAI’s Australian AI pitch comes with a copyright catch
The tech giant claims our copyright settings must change before it considers building local model-training infrastructure.
by Staff Writer – Sep 14, 2026

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