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OPINION
49 women have been killed in Australia so far as a result of family violence
Alarmingly, national data on unsolved missing persons cases highlight that Indigenous women represent up to 10% of cases.
OPINION
How to fight back against ‘Disinformation’ campaigns undermining our democracy?
The misinformers are seeking to neutralise research focused on their own conduct by borrowing from the climate denial and anti-vaccination playbook.
OPINION
Federal Labor barely ahead in latest polls; Victorian Labor takes a hit but holds Mulgrave at by-election
Anthony Albanese’s net approval dropped four points to -7, while Peter Dutton’s net approval improved five points to -7.
INNOVATION
Why do only a third of assaulted nurses report it to the police?
Violence against nurses occurs in the context of violence against women, with 87.5% of Australia’s nursing workforce identifying as women.
INFOTAINMENT
Planning a trip to Phillip Island; here’s a detailed plan
Phillip Island that lies just off Australia’s southern coast is ione of the most popular day trip from Melbourne.
INNOVATION
Overwhelmed by group chat messages? You’re not alone
Generally, research suggests that the group chats people enjoy most are smaller groups with closer friends.
INNOVATION
Here is how you can spot the AI impostors
There’s also no guarantee AI faces generated by other algorithms will differ from human faces
INNOVATION
NZ workers have few protections if their employer goes bust – fixing the Companies Act would help
While the loss of money for any creditor is difficult, the double impact of losing wages as well as a job is particularly hard for employees.
OPINION
Australia should welcome global talent and foster multilateral research collaborations
It’s timely to ask what Australia is really seeking to secure if we are restricting the development of technologies that are critical for our country?
HEALTH
Farmers or foragers? Pre-colonial Aboriginal food production was hardly that simple
The debate has drawn in everyone from academics to Aboriginal communities invested in food futures to shock jocks claiming it is a warping of history.
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POLITICS
Hanson rules out Deeming joining One Nation, saying she lacks ‘integrity and honesty’
Senator Hanson said One Nation was not interested in taking on someone she believed had failed the test of loyalty, honesty and integrity.
NEWS
Here’s all you need to know: ‘Melbourne Meets Modi’ event at Marvel Stadium, gates open at 3.30 pm
The event poster also reminds attendees to carry their digital pass and valid photo identification for entry.
NEWS
Teen fatally stabbed outside Craigieburn hospital as Victoria’s youth violence crisis deepens
The killing comes as Victoria Police has been running expanded patrols at major shopping centres during the school holidays under Operation Pulse