Half of Aussie jobs will be gone in 20 years
SO IT looks like computers will be taking our jobs. A new report says almost half of all Australian professions will vanish over the next two decades because of technology.
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Earthquake hits Papua New Guinea
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Australian grandma could hang
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Mystery of the severed finger
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Is #Boycottbali hypocritical?
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AFP ‘has blood on its hands’
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Death penalty is ‘right message’
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