Panel 1: Panel 1: Leading With Confidence: AI Safety, Trust & Board Readiness |

National AI & Cybersecurity Leadership Summit 2026

In this thought-provoking panel discussion, experts explore the opportunities, risks and responsibilities surrounding artificial intelligence in business, law and society. From AI governance and cybersecurity to workplace disruption and data privacy, the panel explains why organisations must act now to use AI safely and responsibly.

Discover why AI is “just maths,” how leaders can turn an average AI-generated result into high-quality work, and why trust could determine the future of AI adoption.

-Aaron Violi MP, Federal Member for Casey Shadow; Minister for the Digital Economy Shadow Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation; Shadow Minister for Cyber Security;

-Donna Cooper, General Manager Policy, Professional Standards & External Affairs, Law Institute of Victoria

-William Harris, Chief Operating Officer, Council of Small Business Organisations

Australia (COSBOA)

In this episode:

• Why leadership could become AI’s greatest weakness

• Why governments and regulations struggle to keep pace

• When organisations should introduce AI safety policies

• The risks of entering confidential data into public AI tools

• How employees may already be using AI without approval

• AI’s impact on jobs, retraining and professional services

• Whether AI can improve access to justice

• How small businesses can compete in the AI economy

• Why maintaining public trust is essential

Whether you are a business owner, executive, lawyer, policymaker or professional navigating digital transformation, this conversation offers practical insights into responsible AI adoption.

What do you believe presents the greatest AI risk: technology, cybersecurity or leadership? Share your answer in the comments.

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“I felt free… and then I went back.”

In this powerful podcast conversation, Danielle shares the reality of escaping domestic violence, why survivors can return to abusive relationships, and what living in survival mode and experiencing PTSD can truly feel like.

Danielle also explores the gaps in Australia’s domestic violence support system—especially after crisis services end—and explains why long-term recovery, healing and survivor-led communities are essential to preventing further abuse.

In this episode:

• Why leaving an abusive relationship is not always the end

• How manipulation can draw a survivor back

• What PTSD and trauma flashbacks feel like

• The hidden reality of living in survival mode

• Why support often disappears after the immediate crisis

• How recovery can help break the cycle of domestic violence

• A survivor’s powerful message of freedom and hope

This conversation contains discussions of domestic violence, coercive control, trauma and PTSD. Please watch with care.

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services or a trusted domestic violence support organisation in your area.

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This content is not intended to glorify or promote harmful behaviour. It reflects personal lived experiences and does not necessarily represent the views of the host, platform, or any affiliated organisations.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues discussed, support is available. In Australia, you can contact:

Lifeline – 13 11 14

Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636

1800RESPECT (Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence) – 1800 737 732

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Loneliness isn’t just an emotional issue. Research suggests social isolation can be as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

In this powerful conversation with host Dev Singh, Irene explores the hidden reality of loneliness in aged care, why many older people receive few or no visitors, and how young people and intergenerational care programs could become part of the solution.

The conversation also examines Australia’s care workforce shortage, disconnected care systems, rural inequality, technology, and why AI should support human care, never replace it.

Watch the full podcast for an honest and thought-provoking discussion about building a more connected, compassionate and person-centred care system.

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National Care Sectors Conference: NDIS, Aged Care & Childcare 2026

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