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Council explores AI smart glasses ban at pools and council facilities (opens the original)
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Blue Mountains City Council will investigate the privacy and safety risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) smart glasses and other wearable recording devices in council-operated facilities. Mayor Mark Greenhill brought the matter to the September 29 council meeting, where the council unanimously supported examining these emerging technologies to ensure community safety. Cr Greenhill strongly emphasised the need to protect community members' privacy, particularly at aquatic centres. "We have
'A little less weight': Pilot program throws a lifeline to unpaid carers (opens the original)
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A dedicated volunteer at the Springwood Neighbourhood Centre, Anne Griffiths, knows all too well the challenges faced by those looking after ageing loved ones. "I'm also a carer for my mum who's here today who will be 95 next month," Griffiths said. With more than 30 years in nursing, including a stint as a deputy director in aged care, she has witnessed the exhaustion and heavy emotional burden carried by unpaid carers. "If we can as volunteers provide that in just a five minute talk over a cup
Mark Greenhill elected unopposed for 14th year as Blue Mountains mayor (opens the original)
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Blue Mountains mayor Mark Greenhill has been re-elected as mayor of the City of Blue Mountains for a historic 14th consecutive year, unopposed. Cr Greenhill will once again be joined by Cr Romola Hollywood, who was successfully returned as deputy mayor, marking her fifth consecutive year in the leadership role she has held since 2021. With the Labor Party holding nine of the 12 council spots after the Liberal Party failed to run any candidates in the 2024 local government elections, the result w
'Trevor's Home' survived Nepal floods - now its founder is fighting to save the surrounding village (opens the original)
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Lawson business owner Trevor Brown is calling on the community to support the rebuilding effort in Nepal, after catastrophic floods that have left thousands displaced. On August 26, severe floods struck districts along the Nepal-Tibet border, including the Rasuwa area where Mr Brown, principal of GWH Kitchens, has deep philanthropic ties. The disaster has affected more than 84,000 people - including 32,000 children - and claimed more than 1,300 lives, destroying homes, roads and bridges. Mr Brow
The great migration: Why thousands of bogong moths are swarming the Mountains (opens the original)
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Residents across the Blue Mountains and Sydney have been met with a fluttering phenomenon this week, as thousands of bogong moths descend on local balconies, windows and streetlights. While the sudden influx of insects has sparked curiosity and some concern on community social media pages, authorities are urging locals not to panic - and more importantly, not to reach for the bug spray. The swarms are simply taking a well-earned rest during their annual spring migration. The historic Woodford Ac
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