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Why Victoria may be millions of dollars better off with this AFL Grand Final match-up (opens the original)
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An all-interstate AFL Grand Final is expected to deliver a bigger economic boost to Victoria than a match between two Victorian teams. Fremantle and Brisbane will meet at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in front an expected crowd of 100,000 people on Saturday in just the second all-interstate Grand Final since Victoria introduced its Grand Final Eve public holiday in 2015. And tens of thousands of supporters travelling from Western Australia and Queensland are expected to pour money into Melbourne'
'Not a coincidence': Opposition questions timing of Albanese's OpenAI hack reveal (opens the original)
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The Opposition has questioned the timing of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's disclosure that an OpenAI agent gained unauthorised access to a Medicare statistics portal, as pressure grows for tougher safeguards around artificial intelligence. Opposition defence spokesperson James Paterson said he did not believe it was a "coincidence" that Albanese revealed the incident while attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York. "The government has questions to answer about when they knew a
A submarine went 3,000 metres beneath the sea. What it found reveals something about us (opens the original)
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Scientists exploring a deep-sea canyon off the coast of Argentina have found plastic bags, food packaging, fishing gear and an old boot thousands of metres beneath the ocean's surface. The rubbish was discovered during the first expedition to capture images of the seafloor in the Mar del Plata Submarine Canyon, in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean. Researchers say the findings provide further evidence that human-made waste is reaching some of the world's deepest and least-explored marine environme
'A struggle every day': There's a hidden side to Australia's student visa debate (opens the original)
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For almost nine years, Bashshar Khalid has been building a life in Australia. He arrived as an international student in 2017, completed a three-year bachelor's degree in business and then a two-year master's degree before entering the workforce. Khalid first moved onto a temporary graduate visa, known as a subclass 485, and recently secured a subclass 482 work visa after finding employment in sales. He told SBS News that making the transition from international student to skilled worker was far
Ed Sheeran rarely talks politics. The Macklemore controversy has put him at the centre of it (opens the original)
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Ed Sheeran has built one of the world's biggest music careers while largely avoiding one of the more divisive parts of modern celebrity: politics. The English singer has spoken publicly about some causes over the years, including performing at a major benefit concert for Ukraine following Russia's 2022 invasion. But he has generally resisted using his concerts as a political platform, something he says is deliberate. Now, Macklemore's removal from his United States tour has drawn Sheeran into a
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