New bill would block unexplainable automation in aged care, NDIS and welfare

Kate Chaney introduced a bill. It would require the government to explain automated decisions in plain language.

Why it mattersConcerns about government automation in welfare and aged care are growing. This bill would make decision-making clearer.

AustraliaAustralians relying on NDIS, aged care, and jobseeker payments could see more transparent, explainable decisions if the bill passes.

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Family calls for inquest into ACT prison officer's death

The family of Ashley Martin, an ACT corrections officer who died by suicide in 2024, is demanding a public coronial inquest into alleged systemic failures.

Why it mattersQuestions government duty of care to correctional staff; exposes alleged pension system failures that may affect other officers.

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Three-quarters of Labor's $560m grants went to Labor-held seats

A public integrity analysis found three-quarters of Labor's $560 million grants went to Labor-held seats.

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New bill would block unexplainable automation in aged care, NDIS and welfare

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Family calls for inquest into ACT prison officer's death

Three-quarters of Labor's $560m grants went to Labor-held seats

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