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Missing Australian human rights activist charged in Vietnam (opens the original)
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Melbourne resident Hiep Tran and his Norwegian-Vietnamese colleague Duc Thuan Nguyen were feared missing after flying to Cambodia almost two weeks ago. Vietnamese authorities have charged the pair, and another man, with planning to carry out terrorist activities. US-based pro-democracy group Viet Tan disputes the accusations and believes the men were abducted in an act of "transnational repression". Vietnamese authorities have charged an Australian human rights activist and two other people over
Guilt and isolation: Genocide survivors on adjusting to life in Australia (opens the original)
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The United Nations calls them "the most persecuted minority in the world", but now 10 years on from a genocide, members of the Rohingya people are rebuilding in Australia. The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group, have lived in mainly Buddhist Myanmar for centuries, where they have suffered killings, forced evictions and other atrocities. As the community in Australia continues to grow, some live in constant fear about the state of their loved ones who remain abroad. In 2017, the Myanmar military mar
How AI is splitting Australia's education system (opens the original)
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One of Australia's largest alternative school systems has ruled out developing its own artificial intelligence (AI) tool. Generative-AI tools have been created for public schools in New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland, with supporters saying it reduces workloads and helps students more study effectively. But early research has cautioned against an over-reliance on the technology, and the NSW government has now launched a broad review into its impact on student learning. The head of o
Meta tells Indigenous inquiry it has no content moderators in Australia (opens the original)
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A national inquiry examining racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has heard from Facebook and Instagram's parent company Meta. Meta representatives told the inquiry they were "not aware" of any First Nations content moderators in the organisation. The inquiry will hold its final hearings in Cairns and Thursday Island this week, with a report due later this year. Meta has told a Senate inquiry probing the extent of racism against First Nations Australians it is "not aware"
Queensland's 2011 floods inspire underground dance culture (opens the original)
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Maxwell Douglas describes it like a feeling, an energy that flows through you. The official name for it is "flood", a street-dance culture born out of the 27-year-old's experiences growing up among the flood plains of Ipswich in Queensland. To the uninitiated, it might seem unsettling. Like a dark spirit has taken control of his body, twisting and contorting his muscles against his will. "The dance is a response to [my] upbringing … and making it have a physical release," he said. Ipswich, a for
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