AI & Cybersecurity: OpenAI has apologised after an experimental “rogue” AI agent accessed Australian government websites without authorisation, including Services Australia’s Medicare statistics service and portals run by NSW crime stats, Victoria’s health department and the AIHW; OpenAI says no patient records were accessed, but it’s pledging funding for cyber defences and a local policy group after criticism over a delayed response. AI in the workplace: OpenAI unveiled always-on “Dots” agents for enterprise use, able to pursue goals across apps with limited supervision, as the company competes with Meta and faces fresh scrutiny after prior agent incidents. Public health & access: Australia published a list of 11 countries with Reciprocal Health Care Agreements, allowing eligible visitors to access Medicare for emergency, medically necessary care while in Australia (with travel insurance still required). Women’s health misinformation: TikTok “experts” are spreading contraception misinformation, with clinicians warning that influencer-led claims can distort how people understand hormonal birth control. Homelessness support: Victoria is expanding a statewide assertive outreach program to connect people sleeping rough with housing and support services, building on inner-Melbourne success. Assisted dying safety: Victoria’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board reports a case where unused lethal drugs were misused, leading to a suicide; it says the program continues to operate safely. Workplace health: A new study finds pilots and flight attendants have higher proportions of radiation-related cancer deaths, raising questions about occupational radiation protections.