Michael Nicholls 
🌪 “Queensland’s biosolids industry is heading into a perfect storm as a rapidly growing population and rising chemical contamination clash with tightening regulatory frameworks.”
This warning from Dr Georgina Davis, Chief Executive Officer of the Queensland Water Directorate, highlights a major ris
🤖 “They are obviously currently the leader in AI. No company has released a model as good as Mythos/Fable…”
In a surprising turn, xAI and SpaceX head Elon Musk has publicly declared rival developer Anthropic the frontrunner in the artificial intelligence race.
🤖 “Remotely operated and autonomous humanoid robots have real potential for amplifying access to critical surgeries to which patients would otherwise not have access.”
That statement from study co-author Michael Yip marks a significant moment in physical AI.
📋 Think your local development approvals are set in stone? The Queensland Parliament has introduced the State Development and Public Works Organisation (Critical Minerals) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026.
🔬 Congratulations to the research team at @RMIT University for developing a new method that removes over 90 per cent of microplastics from wastewater. Led by Associate Professor Biplob Pramanik and Dr.
🤖 “The consent is formally present but substantively empty.”
Wiz Threat Researcher Maor Dokhanian used these words to describe GhostApproval, a trust boundary vulnerability affecting six major AI coding assistants.
⚠️ “It’s not good enough to say that heavy rain wasn’t expected; it’s predictable and should be planned for.”
This statement from EPA Victoria Executive Director Operations Rachel Gualano marks a strict stance on civil construction site management this winter.
🤖 “Societies need greater productive capacity.
🤖 “It costs more for a business to deploy AI and fire human workers than it does to keep the human workers around.”
David Dayen, Executive Editor of The American Prospect, highlights a major shift that is forcing businesses to reassess their technology strategies.
🏗️ Congratulations to CDE and Solve on integrating advanced wet processing technology at the Melbourne facility to process up to 50,000 tonnes of contaminated drilling muds and soil annually.