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A breathalyser pregnancy test: How AI is sniffing out the next farming revolution (opens the original)
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An electronic nose, powered by artificial intelligence, is helping Dr Bronwyn Darlington and her dairy cows, Soy and Oatley, to fit with the modern tastes in milk names, as Armadale, Flower, Pumpkin and Dixie sniff out the next revolution in global agriculture. Darlington and her Jersey herd are working on technology which promises to modernise farming techniques as old as agriculture itself with the Agscent sensor, like a breathalyser for cattle, which uses nano-sensors to detect chemical compo
Local transmission of H5N1 declared as alarm sounds for local birds, sea lions (opens the original)
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Dreaded local transmission of the deadly H5N1 bird flu has been declared in South Australia, sounding the alarm for avian species around the country and sparking fears for a colony of endangered sea lions, which are also susceptible to the virus. The South Australian government said on Wednesday that 11 new cases of the virus had been detected among greater crested terns, a local species that does not leave the country. CSIRO national laboratory testing underway is expected to confirm the SA res
Missing messages no barrier to government declaring trial of new national emergency alert a success (opens the original)
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The national emergency alert test on Monday afternoon has been declared a success by the Albanese government even as it says it will take time to figure out how many phones received the message as it investigates reports many missed out. Emergency Management Minister Kristy McBain said the test message was broadcast from 94 per cent of mobile phone towers across the country, exceeding its target to broadcast from at least 90 per cent of towers. But the minister said it would take time to collate
Soaring EV sales to shield Australia from fuel shortages (opens the original)
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Soaring electric vehicle uptake is materially reducing Australia’s petrol demand, as experts forecast the ongoing global oil crisis could put enough clean cars on the road to leave the country less exposed to future fuel shortages. Fuel prices hit record highs in March due to Iran shutting off oil exports via the key shipping channel in the Strait of Hormuz, in response to the United States’ missile attack. EV sales soared in response. There are now about half a million battery-only electric veh
Every phone in Australia will get the same text on Monday. That’s if it works (opens the original)
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Years of planning have gone into the 10-second alarm that will sound on up to 25 million phones around Australia on Monday, July 27, but officials will be holding their breath in case of unpredictable mishaps for the AusAlert test. The new national warning system will use the same broadcast technology that operates in more than 30 countries, many of which found gremlins in the system during their testing over the past decade. New Zealanders were awoken in the middle of the night, Germans were be
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