Josh Taylor

Melbourne, New York

Reporter at The Guardian Australia

Reporter @GuardianAus. Tech, infosec, FOI, politics, and media.🌈 (he/him)

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Richard Marles says Pete Hegseth raised prospect of Labor boosting defence spending at Singapore meeting

1 week ago | msn.com | Josh Taylor |Nick Visser

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Relief for ‘a million daily commuters’ as NSW government and rail unions reach pay deal after months at odds

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

The New South Wales government has reached an agreement with the rail unions, ending months of negotiations and industrial action. The proposed enterprise agreement will see about 13,000 rail workers receive a 12% pay increase over three years, plus back pay.
Rugby Club ready to kick off memorial match

1 week ago | grenfellrecord.com.au | Josh Taylor

By Josh TaylorGrenfell Panthers hosted the Cootamundra tri-colours on Saturday in perfect conditions for rugby. Cootamundra came with their A game determined to ruin the Panthers day. This intent was obvious with a try scoring spree to the visitors seeing the half time score 38-0. Grenfell wasn’t without opportunities, but ball retention issues let them down. A try saving tackle by Birchy at the ...
Tech trial for Australia’s social media ban ‘broadly on track’ amid concerns under 16s could circumvent systems

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

The technology trial for Australia’s social media ban is “broadly on track”, the government says, despite a month-long delay of a key report on the best ways to keep under 16s off the platforms. It comes as the company behind the ageassurance trial has revealed only one type of technology has been tested on children so far and some internal stakeholder concerns about how young people may circumvent the age ban systems.
When Terry McLaurin could get paid, and how much he's likely to get

1 week ago | commanderswire.usatoday.com | Josh Taylor

Phase 3 of the offseason has started for the Washington Commanders as OTAs kicked off on Wednesday. There's a lot of storylines worth monitoring throughout the offseason on and off the field, but one of the more notable headlines will be about Terry McLaurin missing practice time while he waits for his new extension to get done.
Telstra expects to shrink workforce as it leans in ‘hard’ on AI - including in customer service

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Telstra is expecting to shrink its workforce by 2030 with “AI efficiencies” potentially coming through customer service, software development and the use of autonomous AI agents, the company has told investors on Tuesday. The telco’s chief executive, Vicki Brady, told the Telstra’s annual investor day on Tuesday that artificial intelligence “will be a significant unlock when it comes to enabling our workforce”.
Man who posted deepfake images of prominent Australian women could face $450,000 penalty

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

The online safety regulator wants a $450,000 maximum penalty imposed on a man who posted deepfake images of prominent Australian women to a website, in the first case of its kind heard in an Australian court. The eSafety commissioner has launched proceedings against Anthony Rotondo over his failure to remove “intimate images” of several prominent Australian women from a deepfake pornography website. The federal court has kept the names of the women confidential.
AI to transform telecoms but technology won’t completely replace humans, new Optus CEO says

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Optus’s new chief executive, Stephen Rue, says artificial intelligence will play a significant role in the future of telecommunications, but humans will remain central to the company. Rue joined the Australian mobile network operator, a subsidiary of Singaporean telecommunications company Singtel, in November last year after six years at the helm of the federal government’s National Broadband Network (NBN).
NSW floods: recovery effort begins with 50,000 stranded people urged ‘be patient’

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Josh Taylor

Over 50,000 people remain isolated on the NSW mid-north coast with recovery efforts expected begin on Saturday after the heavy rainfall that has battered the region moved south out of the state. The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) said on Friday that 50,000 people in 15 communities, including Kempsey and Taree, remain isolated by flood waters with 160 active warnings, 39 of which were at emergency warning and 76 at watch and act.
NSW floods: recovery effort begins with 50,000 stranded people urged ‘be patient’

2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Over 50,000 people remain isolated on the NSW mid-north coast with recovery efforts expected begin on Saturday after the heavy rainfall that has battered the region moved south out of the state. The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) said on Friday that 50,000 people in 15 communities, including Kempsey and Taree, remain isolated by flood waters with 160 active warnings, 39 of which were at emergency warning and 76 at watch and act.

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