The government has accepted all recommendations of a rapid review into the shock news in September that an OpenAI agent had hacked into Medicare data.

#medicare #openai

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How a bullet hole and a death notice helped unravel a WWI diary mystery

World News

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How a bullet hole and a death notice helped unravel a WWI diary mystery

A soldier’s diary found in a rubbish tip led to a stranger half a world away writing a book to commemorate an Australian lost at war.

#wwi #australia #reid

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Technology

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John Bailey | The Age

John Bailey is a contributor to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

#bailey

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Civilians are always landing planes in movies. Call me cynical, but I doubt I could wing it

Entertainment & Cinema

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Civilians are always landing planes in movies. Call me cynical, but I doubt I could wing it

In our particular cultural moment, overestimating one’s ability to take on complex tasks seems less like hubris and more like the norm.

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Billionaire founders’ stakes in Atlassian diverge with share deals

Technology

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Billionaire founders’ stakes in Atlassian diverge with share deals

Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes once held equal stakes in the software giant, but Farquhar is now selling shares, while Cannon-Brookes buys up.

#atlassian #farquhar #cannon

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Accused One Nation volunteer attacker withdrawing from drugs, hearing voices

World News

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Accused One Nation volunteer attacker withdrawing from drugs, hearing voices

The 37-year-old will remain behind bars after a court heard about his litany of health issues as he faces charges over alleged attack that left the One Nation volunteer in hospital.

#seumalu

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World News

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Will Russell Brand’s wife stand by him?

For nine years, Laura has quietly supported her husband through fame, faith and crisis. Will she still do so now he’s been sent to prison?

#brand #russell #laura

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Former AOC president John Coates awarded honorary law doctorate from Sydney University

World News

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Former AOC president John Coates awarded honorary law doctorate from Sydney University

The veteran administrator and former lawyer, who also served as IOC vice president, was honoured for his contribution to Australian sport and to the university, his alma mater.

#aoc #australia #sydney

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Liberals preference One Nation ahead of Labor

Australia & Pacific

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Liberals preference One Nation ahead of Labor

The decision will capitalise on anti-Labor sentiment across much of the state, but may spark a backlash in some urban electorates.

#liberals #labor #wilson

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Nvidia CEO’s fling will be an affair to remember for AI, and for Trump

Technology

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Nvidia CEO’s fling will be an affair to remember for AI, and for Trump

Jensen Huang’s liaison with an alleged Chinese spy could cost Nvidia billions, set America’s AI sector back in its arms race with China, and embroil the US president.

#trump #ceo #nvidia

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Big Build labour hire company employee charged with drug trafficking

Australia & Pacific

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Big Build labour hire company employee charged with drug trafficking

The charges against the employee of a company specialising in employing Indigenous workers will raise fresh questions about the government’s social procurement policy.

#build #indigenous #taskforce

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