Telstra Outage Sparks Concern, AI Policy Urged, China Missile Test Addressed

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Australia grapples with a major Telstra network outage impacting emergency services and daily life.
Meanwhile, discussions intensify around AI policy acceleration and the nation's response to China's missile test in the Pacific.

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Australia grapples with a major Telstra network outage impacting emergency services and daily life. Meanwhile, discussions intensify around AI policy acceleration and the nation's response to China's missile test in the Pacific.

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