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New South Wales and Queensland have announced they will be restricting access to artificial intelligence software in public schools, citing concerns the software can facilitate cheating. Included in this ban is the recently released ChatGPT, a predictive text generating software that produces text on any subject based on a user’s prompt. Leading Australian universities, have …
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In a suprising and shocking move, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced she will resign on 7 February. In a press conference she told reporters she has nothing left in the tank to continue her position. What legacy has she left and what challenges does New Zealand face in the future? Produced By: Eduardo …
This week, Hindu temples in Melbourne were vandalised, sparking concerns across the community. The event is being investigated by the Victorian Police. The graffiti found on the temple translates to ‘Death to Hindu places’, and it breaches state legislation against racism connotations in any form. Image: Hindu art at the Melbourne Art Gallery. Image by …
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The Australian War memorial is set to undergo an expansion which will cost the Australian taxpayer over half a billion dollars. Despite this large investment, the Australian War Memorial is approximately set to only spend one to two percent of its new funding on The Frontier Wars. The Frontier Wars have previously received comparatively little …
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At the beginning of this year, the ABC’s Global Affairs Editor John Lyons predicted that Julian Asasnge would be free within the first two months of 2023 without any further details. However, the Albanese government has not confirmed these claims, stating his liberation is not for public discourse. Produced By: Dr John Jiggens Featured In …
Communities are reeling from natural disasters across the continent as campaigners call for immediate climate action. This comes in the wake of an IPCC report released earlier this year which, for the first time, mentioned the crucial role First Nations people play in conserving ecosystems they have cared for and sustained for generations. Academics have …
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Please note that the story could distress some readers. If you need support, please click here for suggested resources. After a plane crashed in Nepal last week and killed 72 passengers, international scrutiny turned to the country’s aviation industry and it’s ongoing issues with flight safety. In this story, The Wire investigates who oversees the …
While most industries faced a decline in their workforce due to COVID-19, hospitality is still struggling to recover. Lack of supports for workers immigrating to Australia and welfare payment restrictions for students who are working are just some of the reasons cited in a report released by the Don Dunstan Foundation. The Wire spoke with …
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