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My cousin was sucked into a fatal alternative therapy 'wormhole', says author (opens the original)
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Author Hannah McElhinney spent years investigating after her cousin Lauren died seeking controversial medical treatment overseas. Lauren didn't tell anyone in her family she was going to Malaysia for treatment. Hannah says people who have friends or family suffering from mysterious illnesses should focus on validating their experiences, so they don't feel isolated. When Hannah McElhinney thinks about her cousin Lauren, a few things stand out. She remembers spending her childhood idolising her co
An addiction started at school landed Clay in a maximum-security prison (opens the original)
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Clay Scott began using drugs before he entered his teens and was consumed by addiction for almost a decade. In 2025 he ended up in a maximum-security prison but was released early via a drug program. Clay is 500 days sober and is sharing his story so that others suffering from addiction know they're not alone. Clay Scott first encountered drugs when he was 12 years old. He was at school and his mates were passing around a bong. "[We] went to a secluded part of the school … and ended up smoking i
Bek never thought she would grow old until she left her church behind (opens the original)
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Bek Condello grew up in a strict Pentecostal doomsday church that some former members have described as a cult. She says she has not spoken to her family inside the church since she decided to leave more than a decade ago. Condello has detailed her experiences and life after the church in her book Can You Handle a Girl Like Me? Growing up, Bek Condello never imagined she would get old. She believed God would return to Earth at any minute and normal life would be over. It was a belief instilled i
'Unethical': Minister admits big tech firms use Aussie content without artists' permission (opens the original)
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The Minister responsible for developing new AI frameworks concedes tech companies have already benefited from using Australian music. Australian artists say they feel violated after finding their music in datasets used to train AI models, without having given consent The government has announced plans to establish an Office of AI to develop standards around AI. Experts have welcomed the announcement but say there is still a lot of unanswered questions. Australia's Minister for Innovation Tim Ayr
Meta bans millions of accounts as AI impersonates real creators (opens the original)
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An Australian content creator saw her Meta account banned after someone used AI to impersonate her. She says the platform isn't doing enough to support creators. Meta says it removed more than 20 million accounts impersonating large creators last year. The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman says Australians are increasingly having difficulties with digital platforms and is calling for more power to help resolve disputes. Alicia is used to being impersonated online. She creates ASMR content on
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