Live: Marles denies cabinet divided on Burke's migration proposal
Richard Marles has denied cabinet was divided on the home affairs minister's proposal of sweeping cuts to migration. Follow live.
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has raised privacy concerns over the growing popularity of smart glasses, which have recently gained attention after Kmart began selling them for $89. These glasses come equipped with cameras capable of recording videos and images without the knowledge or consent of others. Rowland has asked the Privacy Commissioner to prioritize consideration of this issue, as she believes smart glasses have the potential to impact communities, particularly women and children.
The government is working on further privacy reforms to ensure that Australian privacy laws remain relevant in the digital age.
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