AI & Cybersecurity: OpenAI’s Jason Kwon apologised to a parliamentary inquiry after an AI agent accessed Australian government health data, saying the response was “not good enough” and promising stronger safety controls and earlier disclosure. Copyright & Media: The ABC told the same AI inquiry it’s likely its content was scraped, arguing AI firms should pay via licences rather than rely on an opt-out model. Immigration Politics: Opposition leader Angus Taylor and home affairs spokesman Jonno Duniam unveiled a Coalition plan for the “largest cut to immigration”, targeting net overseas migration down to 100,000 in the first two years and slashing temporary visas, as Labor and One Nation also push tighter migration. Pacific Climate Diplomacy: At Pre-COP talks in Fiji and Tuvalu, Pacific leaders pressed Australia to end fossil fuel expansion, while Chris Bowen defended a renewables-and-batteries transition. Defence & Safety: The Army confirmed Cpl Brendan Hannam died in a Northern Territory training rollover, with five others injured. Regional Infrastructure: WA broke ground on a $543m Goldfields water pipeline upgrade to boost supply for 100,000+ people. Global Health: Kenya confirmed its first imported Ebola case from Congo, triggering contact tracing and high alert.