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AI Regulation: After an AI breach involving an Australian government health website, OpenAI and Anthropic have backed mandatory reporting of AI-related breaches; Anthropic also says Australia should be able to stress-test dangerous models. Election Security: The NSW Electoral Commission has warned of an “intolerable risk” of interference and cyberattack at the state election. Climate Law: The High Court’s decision to block a NSW coal mine expansion because climate emissions were not properly considered could reshape future fossil-fuel approvals. Online Safety: Türkiye’s under-15 social media ban takes effect November 1, adding to international scrutiny of age checks and child protections, including Australia’s restrictions.

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Turkey has published a law banning children under 15 from using social media. It will come into effect on November 1

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