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The Alliance for Gambling Reform, which calls for the Government to release the Murphy report on the impacts of gambling, claim half of gambling debt is carried by just 12% of all gamblers. Siting figures released by social research company, Roy Morgan, also claim more than half of gamblers suffer mental health concerns. These and …
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Women and girls in Australia living with disability can still be forced into sterilisation, after the Disability Royal Commission failed to act on calls from the body representing people with a disability to bring an end to this practice. Women with Disabilities Australia, has described it is another form of gender-based violence that women living …
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Victoria inches closer and closer to signing the country’s first ever Treaty with First Nations peoples. The Treaty’s advocates hope for seeking self-determination. Image: Credit: Mari Nelsom Produced By: Abhranil Hazra Featured In Story: Levi Power – Member for the North East region, First Peoples Assembly of Victoria and proud Yorta Yorta man of the …
We all want a ‘greener’ earth but, have you ever looked at a products’ ingredients or material makeup whether it be toilet paper, dishwashing liquid or even your mattress and completely understood what that ingredient is, where it comes from and how it effects the earth? The ‘Clean and Conscious’ awards which is currently in …
AIs which train on large datasets alongside other AIs are increasingly producing behaviours unintelligible to humans. There is a growing concern that human-machine cooperation will break down as AI becomes more complex and it develops behaviours amongst itself. In controlled experiments in popular games such as Chess to Poker to Go, AI develops intricate solutions …
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Channel Nine Journalists were on a 5 day strike from the July 26th demanding fairer pay, diversity and a consultative approach on Artificial Intelligence. Many are increasingly tired of poorer working conditions, worsening job insecurity and poorly representative Australian media is of the broader community. Image: Photo by Sandra Matic Produced By: Abhranil Hazra Featured …
The Labor Government’s response to last year’s disability Royal Commission has been met with disappointment from disability advocacy groups, who say that not enough has been done to follow through with the recommendations made by the Commission. The response is aimed at improving job pathways and employment opportunities for people with disabilities, but seems to …
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An international student has been granted permanent residency after an alleged assault in Hobart last year left him paralysed. Outgoing Immigration Minister Andrew Giles has granted Devarshi Deka permanent residency, allowing the 33-year-old Indian national to gain much needed support from the NDIS. Devarshi, known as Dev, was with his friend, Rick Kaushik, when they …
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