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Australia insists sudden enlargement is ‘mostly water weight’ (opens the original)
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After new world map shows the country as considerably bigger. Australia is dealing with a minor body-image crisis after a new world map showed the continent at its true proportions for the first time in four and a half centuries. The United Nations General Assembly voted last week to encourage wider use of the Equal Earth projection, which preserves the relative size of land masses far more accurately than the Mercator projection. The vote passed 164 to one. The Mercator, designed in 1569 for na
It's Apple Christmas again (opens the original)
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Black market reports healthy kidney supply ahead of iPhone launch on Sept 9. Every September, Apple pulls off the same small miracle. It rearranges roughly three components on a rectangle, adds a hyper-adjective – PRO, MAX, ULTRA, GALACTIC – and persuades several hundred million otherwise financially literate adults that the rectangle currently in their pocket has become an embarrassment. On Wednesday, September 9 (AEST), the company is expected to reveal the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, alongside
Slopology: A field guide to the creatures of the content swamp (opens the original)
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Every ecosystem eventually breeds an invasive species, and the internet’s chosen vermin is AI slop. It’s a content-form so prolific it now has its own growth curve. Search interest in ‘AI slop’ is up by 140% on Google Trends over the last month and over 5000% compared to last year, meaning either the problem is worsening, or we’ve finally found a word for what we’ve been silently suffering since 2023. Possibly both. Correlation, causation, pick your favourite – the graph goes up and to the right
Please Like, Comment, and Overthrow the Empire (opens the original)
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A generation that fought an empire, reimagined as a generation that fights for reach The British Empire ruled India for nearly two centuries. It took boycotts, marches, a prison sentence or twelve and we cannot stress this enough – zero access to Instagram Reels, to fight back. But what if it did? Tilak’s ‘Swaraj is my birthright’ would have been the first genuinely viral tagline in Indian history and would have ended up on a tote bag within the week, then a phone case, then a badly stitched t-s
Anuv Jain left his Dastakhat on Sydney (opens the original)
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How one man and his guitar outperformed every big production I've seen this year. There is a quiet that falls over a venue right before Anuv Jain walks on stage. It isn’t the restless hush of an arena waiting for pyrotechnics, or the roar-in-waiting of a pop show. It’s closer to the quiet before someone reads you a letter: expectant, a little nervous, entirely intimate. For an artist who built his following one hushed acoustic upload at a time, that’s the space he’s spent years learning how to h
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