28/05/2026
Enterprises are operationalising AI agents faster than they can secure them, according to new research from Rubrik Zero Labs. The result is a growing gap between innovation and governance.
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25/05/2026
The Albanese Government is allocating $11.6 million to expand free community Wi-Fi access in remote First Nations communities in the Northern Territory.
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22/05/2026
Just 16% of Australian marketing and communications teams are taking an integrated approach to AI visibility. For the remaining majority, ownership of the AI brand experience remains unresolved.
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20/05/2026
Fraud thrives where systems are siloed and decisions are slow.
Sarah Sloan, Head of Cybersecurity Policy APAC at Cisco, talks on how modern payment fraud really enters government — and how to stop it.
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15/05/2026
Fraud thrives where systems are siloed and decisions are slow.
Sarah Sloan, Head of Cybersecurity Policy APAC at Cisco, talks on how modern payment fraud really enters government — and how to stop it.
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15/05/2026
Nearly everyone is using generative AI at work. Very few have been trained to use it well.
Dr Elizabeth Beach from Plain English Foundation explores why plain language and human judgement matter more than ever in an AI-assisted world.
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15/05/2026
Half of GenAI projects stall after pilots. The problem isn’t funding — it’s trust in the data.
Jon Palin at Objective explains why AI-ready information is built, not assumed.
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07/05/2026
AI is no longer sitting neatly inside the data science team.
In this article, Nick Koleits from Mantel explores the growing governance gap as AI agents and low-code tools spread across organisations — and why visibility, accountability and oversight can’t be an afterthought.
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30/04/2026
More data does not automatically mean better decisions.
Anna Mascarello from Elastic explores why Australia’s public sector needs to rethink how data is shared, secured and used—without compromising sovereignty—as government systems prepare for an AI-driven future.
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09/04/2026
A growing share of Australian businesses and organisations now use artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, but adoption remains uneven and concentrated among a relatively small number of employers.
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