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- 1Alan Kohler explains why the RBA may keep raising rates●Why the RBA might keep raising interest rates: Alan Kohler | ABC NEWS
ABC News business commentator Alan Kohler has set out the case for why the Reserve Bank of Australia might continue lifting interest rates, arguing inflation pressures could warrant further tightening. The analysis comes as Australian households and mortgage holders watch closely for the central bank's next move, with debate ongoing over whether more hikes are needed to bring inflation back to target.
- 2Call grows for coordinated tariff retaliation against US●@ fsinn Time for a tariffs union. All nations, if Trump farts a new tariff on Australia or Denmark, all nations, put an
A proposal circulating online urges countries to form a 'tariffs union' that would automatically impose matching tariffs on the United States whenever President Trump targets one member, citing Australia and Denmark as possible examples. The post suggests organizing through the EU, ASEAN, the UN, Japan, Korea, the UK, Canada and France, and calls on Canada's Mark Carney to help lead it.
- 3Amnesty International Australia demands a right to say no▼“What we are standing for is a right to say no”
Amnesty International Australia is pressing a campaign under the banner of defending 'a right to say no'. The group frames the demand as a fundamental human rights issue, arguing people must be able to refuse without coercion or punishment. The specific policy or group targeted by the campaign has not been detailed in the materials circulating.
- 4Would slashing migration tank Australia's economy? Canada offers clues▼Would slashing migration tank the economy or reset Australia’s living standards? Canada may offer clues
Debate is under way over whether Australia should sharply cut migration levels, with economists split on the consequences. Supporters argue lower intake could ease housing pressure and lift living standards, while critics warn it risks slowing growth and worsening labour shortages. Canada's recent experience with cutting immigration targets is being examined as a possible guide to the trade-offs involved.
- 5OpenAI discloses hack targeting Australian government agency●OpenAI reveals another hack into a government agency in Australia
OpenAI says it identified and disrupted a hacking operation that targeted a government agency in Australia, the latest in a series of state-linked intrusion attempts the company has flagged. The disclosure was picked up widely by US and international outlets, though few operational details about the agency affected or the attackers have been released so far.