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Why pay consultants when the boss can cut his own formulae to train LLMs? Warning: contains algebra and Greek symbols.

Indefinite detention for immigration detainees was never cheap. Now it’s illegal, and even more expensive.

 Campaign Obelia has seized a mass of vaping products suspected to contain nicotine from being imported into the country.

Katy Gallagher has used the official opening of a ‘Spirit of the Service’ exhibit to share some of her high-level ambitions for the APSC.

Inspiring stories of more than 200 government employees, APS innovation and service delivery have been curated for a special exhibit in Old Parliament House.

The commissioner of the Australian Border Force (ABF), Michael Outram, has been reappointed to the top role.

Commonwealth agencies who cut corners on procurement rules to ‘make life easier for themselves’ will face scrutiny in a new inquiry.

Home Affairs minister Clare O’Neil has slammed Scott Morrison’s decision to publicly promote intelligence about the interception of SIEV 915 on the day of the May federal election.

Three very good dogs are set to join the Australian Border Force team, having officially graduated from an eight-month training program with their handlers.

The Department of Home Affairs has told uniformed Australian Border Force officers they must remove insignia flashes and hide tattoos. The new rules have reportedly been published in an updated handbook, which also provides information on grooming standards.

The Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity will hold its first-ever public hearings in 13 years as part of its inquiry into allegations of a corrupt relationship between parts of the Department of Home Affairs, Australian Border Force, and casino operator Crown Resorts.

The ABC has uncovered new details of how Australian authorities contributed to refugee Hakeem Al-Araibi almost being shipped back to his persecutors in the kingdom of Bahrain, soon after arriving in Thailand for a holiday. The kingdom, ruled by the Khalifa family, tried to abuse the INTERPOL system by marking Al-Araibi as an international fugitive. […]

As usual there were plenty of dust-ups between the Dorothy Dixers on the first day of the Senate’s supplementary estimates hearings yesterday. Here’s a run-down of some of the clashes, claims and counter-claims.