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Friday, 17 October 2025
Treasurer Chalmers discussed US tariffs, China/trade and AUKUS on CNN.[Full Text]
Minister Wells and eSafety Commissioner Inman Grant discussed social media regulation, Optus outage and deepfakes/students at a press conference.[Full Text]
Minister Ayres discussed steel/anti-dumping and smelter bailouts on ABC Newcastle.[Full Text]
Minister McCarthy discussed remote stores subsidy/ACCC, Closing the Gap, an Alice Springs art gallery proposal and an Alice Springs school principal found guilty of assault.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Sharma discussed antisemitism and Gaza visas on Sky.[Full Text]
Minister Ayres discussed Green Aluminium on ABC Capricornia.[Full Text]
EUAA CEO Richards addressed the Foundry Institute conference.[Full Text]
The FWC announced a case involving the Torrens Island Power Station and the Net Zero Economy Authority.[Full Text]
The Carbon Market Institute issued information from the Singapore Carbon Market & Investor Forum.[Full Text]
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