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Algorithms are pushing AI-generated falsehoods at an alarming rate

Traditionally, readers of news media could rely on editorial control to uphold journalistic standards and verify facts. But AI is rapidly changing this space.

What is sabotage and why is the ASIO chief worried about it?

In Australia, sabotage is both a federal crime under the Criminal Code and also a crime under state and territory laws.

How February 29 reminds us of our mysterious relationship with time and space

The Julian calendar had observed a leap year every four years, but this meant time had drifted out of alignment with the dates of celestial events and astronomical seasons.

BAPS Hindu temple in Abu Dhabi marks the dawn of a new era in India and UAE partnership

The significance of this event goes beyond the mere establishment of a place of worship for the Hindu community in the UAE.

Early university offers won’t be made until later in Year 12. Is this a good idea?

Most (though not all) Year 12 university applicants do their school exams, then their external exams and then apply to university with their ATAR.

The Secret: why aren’t we all rich and famous?

The Secret (superficially) taps into a spiritual realm and research demonstrates that spirituality nurtures and comforts many.

By boat or by plane? If you’re seeking asylum in Australia, the outcome is similar

There is no reason to believe it will be any easier to find third country resettlement for transferees in the future than it has been up to now.

What is Sora?

Video content is currently produced either by filming the real world or by using special effects, both of which can be costly and time consuming.

Why ban ham from school canteens?

Ham and other processed red meats have been moved from an “amber” label to a “red” label.

Why international students are taking the ‘back door’ route into top universities

The government has responded by commissioning its own investigation.

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Kiwifruit firm Dosanjh Horticulture, director Jatinder Singh fined $135,000 over unpaid work and wage breaches

The case involved what officials described as a wage “banking” arrangement, where workers were required to work unpaid hours to offset previous paid time, along with failures to keep accurate employment records and correctly calculate leave entitlements.

International student numbers capped as Australia freezes intake at 295,000 for 2027

“Australia continues to welcome genuine international students seeking a premium Australian education which is great for our unis, domestic students and research.”

Tougher bail laws drive court expansion across Geelong and Melbourne suburbs

Attorney-General Sonya Kilkenny said Victorians expect safety to come first and the government is responding with stronger laws and improved court systems.
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