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Australia’s next tax reform needs more than Treasury and the teals. Experts argue citizens’ assemblies could rebuild momentum and public trust in tough tax decisions.

The ACTU is calling for a national AI law, a new authority, and binding workplace agreements before employers adopt artificial intelligence.

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The feds have issued guidance on councils' use of witch's hats. Local governments must rein in cones or lose road funding.