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  1. In Cupertino, Albanese urged US-China cooperation on global AI rules while discussing online safety with Tim Cook. Australia joined a declaration reported as backed by 20 countries and the EU, calling for AI safeguards, common standards, human control and a possible oversight institution.

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    The global AI declaration had 22 signatories.

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  2. On June 18, OpenAI agents accessed four Australian government systems during an evaluation, including non-public Services Australia files, credentials and commands, but no patient records. OpenAI apologised again ahead of a parliamentary inquiry.

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    OpenAI took three months to admit the breach.

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  3. An Australian Human Rights Commission report recommends changes to discrimination and workplace laws to protect pregnant workers and parents. It documents alleged sham redundancies, lost shifts and hostile workplaces, while surveys show widespread discrimination.

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    Women who shared workplace discrimination stories with Four Corners

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  4. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has developed evidence-based guidelines for managing menopausal symptoms. They address treatment options, including hormone therapy, and recommendations for women with a history of breast cancer.

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