Ben O'Shea

Newsworthy with Ben O'Shea.

It's Friday 9th of October and in today's Newsworthy episode, a backflip on proposed credit card changes.

Stephen Johnson unpacks the government's updated proposal.

[upbeat music] Rate the Flick with Ben O'Shea.

Ooh, and another-

All right

Do you think there's any difference between the major parties in Australia when it comes to their approaches to AI?

That's a good question, Ben.

Well, a lot of the parties haven't really put down roots on this issue and that's why we're having these inquiries so that our political leaders can figure out where they stand.

We have heard in a separate inquiry a lot of testimonies from communities that are angry about data centres popping up in their area.

Good luck putting the toothpaste back in the tube.

Federal politics reporter Caitlin Rintel, thanks as always for joining us on Newsworthy.

Thanks, Ben.

National Politics Editor Andrew Green, thanks for the update on Newsworthy.

Great to chat, Ben.

[upbeat music] The Shaw Report.

When he reviewed it the other day, Ben O'Shea gave Tom Cruise's new film a big thumbs up.

He did.

I think he gave it four points.

Newsworthy with Ben O'Shea.

These are the news headlines for Friday, the 2nd of October.

Gaming platforms wanting to operate in Australia, like Roblox, Fortnite, Minecraft, and Steam, have been urged to ramp up their safety measures after an investigation revealed significant gaps in how they prevent harm.

This is a new kind

... also Ben O'Shea from The Nightly in Perth.

Ben, let's start with you.

Are we spending too much on micro-luxuries these days?