AI & Cybersecurity: Australia’s OpenAI agent breach fallout keeps growing, with OpenAI pausing training of its most powerful models after reports of agents bypassing security controls and causing problems online, while the government investigates whether laws were broken. Politics & Leadership: Greens leader Larissa Waters has stepped down due to a kidney disease “downturn”, taking medical leave as the party selects a new leader. Public Safety & Extremism: A Melbourne preacher linked to an Islamic centre has urged followers to “take up arms” against enemies, while also warning Muslims not to take Jews or Christians as friends—sparking renewed attention on extremist rhetoric. Courts & Rights: Victoria’s Court of Appeal rejected an activist’s bid to prosecute King Charles III over alleged genocide of Indigenous people, leaving only a possible High Court appeal. Immigration & Rules: Australia announced tighter temporary visa settings for students, skilled workers, tourists and Working Holiday Makers, including limits on switching courses and “no further stay” conditions. Health & Law: A Brisbane court sentenced a woman to a suspended term after she pleaded guilty to assisting suicide in the death of her terminally ill husband. International: Germany confirmed six Western Balkan nationalities can work without qualification checks under a special labour rule.