BULLETINS
SUBSCRIBE

CAPITAL INTELLIGENCE

We report Canberra policy and politics, that’s our specialty. We do it to the highest level. 

Other media outfits filter Canberra news, report a small sample and drop the rest. 

You don’t know what you are missing.

Canberra IQ isn’t a filter, it’s a fine discerning net. We catch everything and report it concisely with a link to the source. 

You don’t miss anything and get the full story on items that interest you. 

Free trial.

Four editions each
weekday, one on Sunday

LATEST BULLETINS

//THURSDAY 16
JULY
2026//
//WEDNESDAY 15
JULY
2026//
//WEDNESDAY 15
JULY
2026//
//WEDNESDAY 15
JULY
2026//
//WEDNESDAY 15
JULY
2026//

Thursday, 16 July 2026

The PM was interviewed on 7.30.[Full Text]
The ATN Universities welcomed the announcement of an Office of Artificial Intelligence.[Full Text]
The Academy of the Humanities welcomed the establishment of an AI office in PM&C.[Full Text]
The Copyright Agency welcomed the PM's AI speech.[Full Text]
CAANZ issued 'Enabling finance insight'.[Full Text]
Minister Madeleine King and Liberal MP Price discussed BHP/Port Hedland strike, Alcoa gallium project and a WA by-election on ABC Perth.[Full Text]
Ministers Watt and McCarthy said dedication of the Simpson Desert Indigenous Protected Area means 25% of Australia's landmass is protected.[Full Text]
AG Rowland foreshadowed legislation to make it criminal offence if companies with an annual revenue over $100m fail to prevent modern slavery in their supply chains.[Full Text]
Antislavery Commissioner Evans welcomed that announcement.[Full Text]
This is the end of your free sample.  Take a free trial to see all content

REQUEST A FREE TRIAL

To test drive Canberra IQ’s service, please enter your name, email address, a contact phone number, and select the service you wish to receive.
Already a member?
Login

LOGIN TO CANBERRA IQ

Can't login? Reset your password