‘AI won’t outsmart the markets’
Dimensional is the world’s biggest fund manager that you have never heard of. And it is backing markets over machines.
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Sailing into wind and on the other side of the world
Hobart and the Alaskan coast are as probably as far apart as you can get with a lot of water in between. And this sailor is on his way.
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AI’s rapid evolution is capturing investors’ imaginations and will benefit many businesses, but others will die in the crossfire.
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Scammers hijack famous travel spot’s name to catch Aussies
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Tulle twist on plastic bag problem
Grafton woman Leah Stevenson from Lasting Impressions Bridal and Formal Wear decided to create her own re-usable produce bags and share them with the community
Inrigo camera bag backpack takes waterproof to next level
Lightweight, it feels more like a hiking backpack, and it is so air tight it can provide an air bubble around your equipment.
Outage impacts Telstra customers
Customers report internet issues
Stylish scarves bringing hope to region’s farmers
COCO and Blush Pittsworth is adding a stylish edge to the drought relief effort with Proceeds from sales of a special scarf going towards helping farmers.
Man, 21, charged with armed robbery of Coast 7-Eleven
A 21-year-old man has been charged with armed robbery following the theft of a Meridan Plains service station.
Anxious farmers watch the sky
Best crush in years but rainfall figures show sugar industry in grip of a one in 14-year dry spell
Experienced conservationist named as chair of marine group
KARL French considers himself a “lucky” conservationist, despite spending part of yesterday sifting through a tray of cigarette butts that washed up.
City nominated for smart network, the Internet of Things
IPSWICH continues to be recognised as one of Australia’s leading smart cities after being shortlisted at the inaugural Australian Smart Cities Awards.
Bundy group goes the distance for drought-stricken farmers
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