AI May Be Used To Detect Declining Heart Failure 26/07/2023
Artificial Intelligence may soon be used to detect declining heart failure by listening to how people speak on their smartphone.
Nearly 200 NSW public school teachers were sacked for not getting the Covid jab last year, amid crippling shortages of staff, new Freedom of Information documents reveal.
Decision-making powers for multi-million dollar suburban developments are set to be taken over by the state government to fasttrack housing in middle and inner Melbourne.
Some patients are waiting more than 10 hours on ambulance stretchers to get into the Queensland hospitals, new figures have revealed.
In a little more than a month the Royal Adelaide Show will open the gates, with organisers on the hunt for thousands of workers to help bring the magic together while making easy cash.
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