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AUKUS & Nuclear Security: Australia’s nuclear submarine plan could leave behind weapons-usable uranium-235 for geological timescales, with experts warning the long-term security challenge and proliferation precedent. AI & Media: Reuters editor Alessandra Galloni warns generative AI is an “existential” threat to journalism unless publishers are paid fairly for the reporting that trains and powers models. Cybercrime & Scams: Westpac says scammers are in an AI “arms race,” using deepfakes, fake identities and longer con games to drain Australians—especially via social media. Qantas Ultra-Long-Haul: Qantas’ Airbus A350-1000ULR has landed in Melbourne after a 19-hour test flight from France, paving the way for future 22-hour nonstop routes. Australian Citizenship Rules: Home Affairs updated the 2026 citizenship-by-conferral requirements, including a 4-year residency rule, character checks, English, and a 75% test score. Commonwealth Games 2026: Glasgow’s Games are underway, with Team England taking the first gold as athletes from 74 nations compete. Sports Tech & Cyber: CyberCX extended its Rugby Australia cybersecurity partnership through next year, including World Cup home tests.

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