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New South Wales drivers could face fines of hundreds of dollars as new AI-powered road cameras are used to detect seatbelt offences, including people driving with pillows behind them that can interfere with proper belt use. The technology flags suspected violations from roadside cameras, and motorists have been warned that using a pillow in the car could result in a penalty. The rollout is drawing attention as drivers learn what the cameras can catch.
- 2NSW launches new service to support sexual assault survivors●Shannon felt a 'sense of doom' as she sought justice for sexual assault. A new NSW program hopes to alleviate that https
A woman named Shannon has described feeling a 'sense of doom' while navigating the justice system after a sexual assault. In response, New South Wales is opening a new sexual assault service aimed at easing that experience for victim-survivors seeking justice. The program is being discussed as an effort to make reporting and legal processes less traumatic for those coming forward.
- 3NSW moves against AI-doctored rental listings●NSW cracking down on rental slop listings. https://www. theguardian.com/australia-news /2026/sep/26/nsw-crackdown-on-ai-
New South Wales is cracking down on 'rental slop' — rental property listings altered with artificial intelligence to hide flaws like damaged walls. The crackdown targets AI-doctored real estate photos, a growing complaint among renters amid a tight housing market. Commenters welcomed the move, saying misleading listing images have become widespread in the state's competitive rental market.