The legal profession has “tried effectively to outsource its soul to its regulators” by substituting acting ethically with the absence of illegality, a City law grandee has warned.

Regulator to appeal 'landmark decision' that anti-SLAPP campaigners allege will leave the regulator 'completely toothless'.

Henderson has made a career out of declaring what she believes free speech to be, seeking to squash views she doesn’t personally agree with.

Australia's addiction to fossil fuel exports is undermining the "enormous" success of the renewable energy transition and threatening national security, one of the nation's top military experts has warned.

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AI and professional negligence has possibly been clarified by the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce in their Statement on Liability for AI Harm.

“Project Magenta” found repeated misconduct but did not seek more evidence on many allegations, “given the credibility” of the partners interviewed.

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Regulator announces first prosecutions, which relate to conduct after scandal was exposed.

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As well as the cost of extreme weather and natural disasters, longer-term climatic changes are also a drag on economic productivity, the NSW Net Zero Commission says.

For the first time, an emissions and climate impact case has arrived at Australia’s High Court. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

Judge says junior lawyer 'almost entirely outsourced the thinking process' to artificial intelligence in 'embarrassing' incident.

“If people believe they will be judged more harshly for using AI, they are less likely to adopt it—regardless of their capability."

Unregulated AI scribes raising privacy, security concerns.

China's State Council has confirmed in its 2026 legislative work plan that Beijing is accelerating work on its first comprehensive AI law, moving beyond the patchwork of sector-specific rules covering algorithms, deep synthesis, and generative content. The law will address data, algorithms, computing power, cybersecurity, and IP rights. The move reflects intensifying US-China competition and

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The retracted study on ChatGPT in education was already cited hundreds of times.