Australia news live: Anthony Albanese travels to US, seventh intergenerational report to be released, Donald Trump says arch to be ‘military complex’

Welcome to our rolling coverage of all the latest news and developments from around Australia and the world. It’s Monday, September 21. - Treasurer Jim Chalmers has flagged a potential fresh round of tax cuts as he prepares to release a 40-year economic forecast containing confronting findings about the nation’s future. The seventh intergenerational report to be released on Monday forecasts how the nation’s economy and population will develop over the next four decades. - Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert has blasted his nation’s decision not to prosecute the officers responsible for killing Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom, joining calls for an international criminal probe into the fatal drone strike. - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in the US, and has declared humans must remain in control of artificial intelligence, ahead of a United Nations push to shape global AI policy. Albanese also visited Apple’s headquarters to spruik Australia’s under 16 social media ban. Technology and online safety are shaping as a central plank of Australia’s push for a two-year term on the UN Security Council.