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Victoria's state government is proposing new legislation that would allow employees to work from home at least two days a week, causing concern among CBD retailers and hospitality venues already experiencing significant foot traffic reductions. ASIO has warned politicians and public servants against discussing classified information in modern internet-connected vehicles, as investigations reveal major car brands are collecting and sharing data with third parties. These developments highlight ongoing debates about workplace flexibility and digital privacy in contemporary Australia.
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