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  1. Regulating AI is like catching smoke, warns Christopher Pyne | Insiders On Background

    Artificial intelligence is dominating the political agenda, with the federal government announcing plans to legislate guardrails for data centres and protect artists' copyright. But the strategic and military implications of AI, alongside A

  2. One Nation leadership rumbles emerge

    It's Question Time! But before Fran and PK dive into your clever questions, they wrap up the latest political developments. Pauline Hanson's podcast interview with far-right UK agitator Tommy Robinson is making waves — including it seems, w

  3. Labor's AI plan and Hanson's holiday

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's landmark AI address has dominated the political week. But was the announcement of National AI standards a bit of an "about face" from the PM, after what was previously seen as a hands-off approach to AI reg

  4. Albanese's AI roadmap

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled "world-leading" AI standards, urging Australians to embrace change and shape AI in the national interest. The PM used a landmark speech to lay out his vision for Australia's AI future, as Austral

  5. Is uncertainty the new normal?

    US President Donald Trump has vowed to impose a toll on traffic passing through the Strait of Hormuz, as the US military launches its latest wave of strikes against Iran. The Albanese Government is urging restraint and pointing to Australia

  6. Has One Nation support hit a ceiling?

    It's another poll Monday, this time with PK and Clare! A new Resolve poll in the SMH and The Age shows support for One Nation has slipped, with leader Pauline Hanson's likeability also taking a tumble. In what will be a major relief for und

  7. Australia has a deficit dilemma, could means-testing wealth be the solution?

    Dire budget deficits for years to come and stalling productivity growth are painting a bleak economic picture. Against this backdrop, a new policy idea has emerged: if Australia can't rely on productivity growth and tax reform to fix the bu

  8. Modi, the Pacific and THAT podcast

    It's been a big week on the international stage for Anthony Albanese, from a Pacific blitz to bilateral talks with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Melbourne. While a Chinese missile test threatened to overshadow the diplomacy tou

  9. The politics of an outage

    A nationwide Telstra outage has caused chaos for commuters and businesses and prompted Communications Minister Anika Wells to return early from leave. And artificial intelligence is back in the spotlight, with Assistant Minister Andrew Char

  10. PM rebukes 'provocative' missile test

    Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned China's missile test in the Pacific as a "provocative act", suggesting it destablises the region. It comes as the PM holds bilateral talks with his Solomon Islands counterpart and continues his

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