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Smarter Ageing: How Tech and Training Will Redesign Care

Who Will Care for Us as We Age? Inside Australia’s $129 Million Bet on a Better Future Growing older is something we all hope to do — preferably with dignity, comfort, and the confidence that someone will be there when we need...

Is ChatGPT safe at work? You may give away company secrets

Curious about how ChatGPT can help you at work? Be careful what company information might be given away while experimenting, warns a UNSW Business School professor.   Is it safe to use ChatGPT at work? Be careful not to give away any secrets. Whether...

A message from Julian Assange re: Australian federal election

Julian Assange is currently in Rome after attending the funeral of Pope Francis. This message from Julian was sent via his brother Gabriel Shipton ..."With the federal election fast approaching, many Australians have asked me: What role did Prime Minister Anthony...

Nuclear Reactors: A Disastrous Climate Gamble for Australia

The push for nuclear reactors in Australia, as proposed by the Federal Coalition, faces strong opposition from experts, environmentalists, and the public. The plan is criticized for its potential to exacerbate climate emissions, high costs, long construction times, and significant environmental...

Using Sustainable Timbers in Furniture and Renovations

IconByDesign Shares Top Tips for Using Sustainable Timbers in Furniture and Renovations IconByDesign craft furniture designed to last for decades. By using sustainably sourced American oak and walnut, this family-run business ensure high-quality, environmentally responsible materials. These timbers offer exceptional durability, longevity,...

Are Collectible Japanese Netsuke valuable?

Although netsuke were originally made as a dress accessory, their lively and intricate carvings have been accepted as art objects in the West for more than a century. Though small, netsuke often bear a wealth of decorative detail that is a great...

Discovering the Secret Lives of Blue Whales in Timor-Leste

Timor-Leste, a small island nation in Southeast Asia, has become a vital hub for blue whale research, offering unprecedented insights into the lives of these majestic marine giants. Thanks to the dedication of marine scientists and the support of citizen science,...

Jason Statham diving at 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games

Before he became one of Hollywood’s most recognizable action stars, Jason Statham was an elite athlete, representing England as a diver at the 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games. Known today for his tough-guy persona in blockbuster films, few people are aware that...

Is this the earliest image of geologist, Mary Anning?

An intriguing photograph titled "The Geologists" depicts a woman and a man standing in front of some rocks, and it is believed to have been taken...

Forestry Corp of NSW Fined $360,000 Illegal Logging Yambulla

31 July 2024 - The Forestry Corporation of NSW (FCNSW) has been fined $360,000 for violating conditions set by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) aimed...

Aquaculture: Towards Sustainable Seafood Production

Aquaculture: A Modern Solution for Sustainable Seafood Production Aquaculture, also known as fish farming, is the practice of cultivating aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and...

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The Most Beautiful Camera Ever Made: Kodak Bantam Special

The Kodak Bantam Special: The Most Beautiful Camera Ever Made In a world of gleaming chrome and black leatherette, one camera emerged in the late...

Five years after the destruction of Juukan Gorge caves

Juukan Gorge: The Blast That Shook Australia’s Conscience In May 2020, the world watched in disbelief as news that Rio Tinto, one of the world’s...

Hancock Prospecting Reported Violations in Ecuador

The Melbourne Rainforest Action Group has released a comprehensive article detailing Hancock Prospecting's controversial activities in Ecuador since 2017. Through its wholly-owned subsidiary Hanrine,...

The Tarkine is one of the last wild frontiers on Earth

The legendary Tarkine region in Tasmania The Tarkine region in Tasmania is one of the last wild frontiers on Earth, a sprawling, raw wilderness that...

Eating Out in Dubai: A Gastronomic Adventure

Dubai, a city known for its towering skyscrapers, luxurious shopping malls, and opulent lifestyle, also boasts a culinary scene that rivals its architectural wonders....

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AI jobs are increasing productivity, says PwC

In a significant development for the global labor market, sectors more exposed to AI are experiencing a remarkable surge in productivity, according to PwC's inaugural 2024 Global AI Jobs Barometer. The report highlights that these sectors...

Plantation forestry in Australia

Plantation forestry in Australia has been successfully implemented in various regions, showcasing the potential for sustainable timber production, environmental conservation, and economic benefits. Here are some notable examples of plantation forestry in Australia. Story continues after...

High Court Grants Assange Permission to Appeal Extradition

London, May 20, 2024 – In a landmark decision, the UK High Court has granted Julian Assange permission to appeal his extradition order to the United States. This ruling offers Assange a critical opportunity to...

Is this the earliest image of geologist, Mary Anning?

An intriguing photograph titled "The Geologists" depicts a woman and a man standing in front of some rocks, and it is believed to have been taken around 1843 at Chudleigh in Devon by the pioneering...

Inside Out Photo Project: A Global Art Initiative

The Inside Out Photo Project is a large-scale participatory art project initiated by the French artist JR. It invites people worldwide to share their portraits and make a statement by displaying them in public spaces. This...

Artistic Genius of Dora Maar: Beyond Picasso’s Muse

In the vast landscape of art history, there are names that stand out not only for their creative brilliance but also for their profound impact on the art world. One such name is Dora Maar,...

Ash Grunwald: Blues and Roots Mastermind

Do yourself a favour and go see Ash Grunwald Ash Grunwald, a name synonymous with the vibrant Australian blues and roots scene, has carved a unique niche with his electrifying performances and funky swamp blues sound....

Portable Timber Mill, Portable Sawmill

A portable timber mill, also known as a portable sawmill, is a type of sawmill designed for easy transport to different locations. Unlike stationary sawmills, which remain fixed in one place, portable timber mills are...

Independent MP Helen Haines Supports Local Energy Hubs

In a bid to provide accurate information about the energy transition to local communities, independent MP Helen Haines has endorsed the concept of Local Energy Hubs. These hubs, proposed by RE-Alliance, would serve as physical...

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Senator David Shoebridge speech in Senate on Julian Assange

Senate on 4/08/2022Item: QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE - Assange, Mr Julian PaulQuestioner: Shoebridge, Sen DavidAnswer: Farrell, Sen Don Assange, Mr Julian Paul Senator SHOEBRIDGE (New South Wales) (14:20): My question...

Is ChatGPT safe at work? You may give away company secrets

Curious about how ChatGPT can help you at work? Be careful what company information might be given away while experimenting, warns a UNSW Business...

US Political Campaign Buttons and Other Collectibles

Your Guide to the Political Collectibles Market Politics is a bloodsport, and the artifacts it leaves behind are trophies from battles fought in smoke-filled rooms...

Barossa Gas Project – Northern Territory

Barossa Gas Project – Northern Territory The Barossa Gas Project, operated by Santos in partnership with SK E&S, is a massive offshore development located approximately...

Have we stopped worrying – and learned to love Israel’s bomb?

Israel’s nuclear arsenal is modern diplomacy’s worst-kept secret Israel’s nuclear arsenal is modern diplomacy’s worst-kept secret: neither officially acknowledged nor formally denied, yet widely understood...

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