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May 24, 2021
Senator Paterson gives a shout out to the soldiers and officers of the SAS on Sky News after a recent visit to Perth with Assistant Minister for Defence Andrew Hastie.
Curtin University lobbies for retraction of unethical AI study on Uyghur facial recognition
September 15, 2021
An Australian university implicated in unethical research using facial recognition technology to identify Uyghur and Tibetan minorities has unsuccessfully lobbied for it to be retracted by publishers on multiple attempts.
SAS survives to fight another day as Peter Dutton reverses recruitment move
September 11, 2021
Peter Dutton has reaffirmed the elite status of Australia’s Special Air Service Regiment, overruling a Defence plan to strip it of its ability to select its own recruits.
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Test cricket match between Australia and Afghanistan likely to be cancelled after Taliban says it will ban women from playing
September 9, 2021
Calls for the police to stop accessing check-in data
September 6, 2021
The nation’s privacy watchdog has called for police forces to be banned from accessing information from QR code check-in applications after law enforcement agencies have sought to use the contact-tracing data on at least six occasions to solve unrelated crimes.
Senator Paterson warns against the use of Covid Check-In data to investigate crime
Afghanistan and the National Socialist Network | Senator Paterson on Sky
August 17, 2021
Senator James Paterson joins Afternoon Agenda host Kieran Gilbert to discuss the distressing events unfolding in Kabul and the rise of ideologically motivated extremism in Australia.
