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One in five Aussie jobs risk AI replacement

Robots and AI could wipe out 26 per cent of Australian jobs, creating a $104bn economic black hole, new research warns.

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One chilling Kirk detail world doesn’t know

Right now, the world knows very little about the man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk – besides this one chilling detail.

Nepali schoolboy Avishkar Raut, 16, delivered a passionate speech in March 2025 that has been described as the genesis of the country's youth-led protest movement. Picture: X

16yo’s fiery speech helps spark revolution

Avishkar Raut, a 16-year-old schoolboy, delivered a stunning speech that quickly went viral. Six months later, the government was toppled.

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First Aussie state rolls out in-class bots to reduce teacher workload

Teens have sent nearly half a million questions to an AI classroom companion that’s officially approved for SA schools – find out how students and teachers are using it.

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Originally launched on Instagram last year, Teen Accounts is a dedicated experience for teens, guided by parents, with built-in protections that limit who can contact them, the content they see, and how long they spend on the app.

Meta’s sweeping changes for teen users

There will be sweeping new changes coming for teenage social media users as Meta continues to crack down on the content teens see every day.

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‘Glorifying suicide’: Horror social media videos being fed to our kids

Whistleblowers and grieving families have levelled damning accusations against social media giants for bombarding vulnerable kids with depressing content glorifying eating disorders and self-harm.

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$500k cyberattack, check your super now

Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.

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Abbie Chatfield cleared after AEC probe

The influencer’s social media posts featuring Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt were under review to determine whether they were “political content”.

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Australia’s internet slower than third world countries

The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors, now worse than third world countries.

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The Australian Federal Police on Tuesday released pictures of an offshore scam centre, also known as a boiler room, in the Philippines.

Building hides dark secret ripping off Aussies

Unassuming corporate offices across Asia are hiding illegal operations costing Australians big time.

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A judge has ruled that American gaming personality Billy Mitchell (left) was defamed by Australian YouTuber Karl Jobst (right).

‘Smell of victory’: Donkey Kong champ’s boast

A judge has ruled that an American gaming personality and former Donkey Kong champion has been defamed by an Australian YouTuber.

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‘Got my vote’: Gen Z lose it over PM move

An army of “new media” is creating a stir in the lead-up to the Australian Federal election, giving insight into Albo’s recent polarising question time stunt.

Apple Maps will show Indigenous lands and traditional owners across Australia and in New Zealand.

‘Apple just misjudged this badly. Time to ditch the iPhone’

The furore over the decision by Apple to ‘impose’ Indigenous names on Aussie maps is a pretty big over reaction when you actually look at what they’ve done, writes Mark Furler. JOIN THE CONVERSATION

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Apple Maps is undergoing a big revamp to feature Indigenous names and people groups across Australia.

‘Welcome to Gadigal land’: Apple’s bold overhaul of Aussie maps

Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.

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