Forget the usual suspects, crime fiction is not what it used to be
From outback noir to deadly dinner parties and AI, crime fiction has a whole new bag of tricks.
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From outback noir to deadly dinner parties and AI, crime fiction has a whole new bag of tricks.
Outside the pandemic, Victoria’s economic growth for this year is forecast to be the slowest since the global financial crisis.
Outside of the pandemic, growth this year will be the slowest since the global financial crisis, a rate propped up by increasingly volatile investment in data centres.
The scare over a liquidity crisis in a state-owned company in Guangdong has rippled through China’s debt markets and shone a light on the financial pressure in its local governments.
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Michelle Cazzulino is a Sydney writer.
Two brothers, one mission: to run 3400 kilometres across Australia – and record every painful step.
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Democrat Scott Colom will be the next US senator for Mississippi, flipping a traditionally deep red state and becoming the first black man to hold that office since the Reconstruction more than 150 years ago.