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ACT government office attacked overnight, firearm not ruled out (opens the original)
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Police are investigating what appeared to be a serious overnight attack on an ACT government building, possibly involving a gun or a sling shot. A window at the Housing ACT building at Emu Bank in Belconnen was damaged. Forensic scientists were on the scene examining what appeared to be bullet holes on the ground floor and on an upstairs window. Nobody was hurt but police had not ruled out that a firearm was the weapon used. Another possibility was that sling shots were fired into the glass. At
ACT government office attacked overnight (opens the original)
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Police are investigating what appeared to be a serious overnight attack on an ACT government building, probably sling shots with ball bearings blasted at the offices. The motive was unknown but the building which deals with housing issues was spray-painted earlier in the year. On Friday, police forensics people were examining debris outside the Housing ACT building at Emu Bank in Belconnen. There was not believed to be anyone in inside when the attack happened but workers arrived and reported th
'Shocking' decision to cut public service jobs will hit 'vulnerable' Canberrans (opens the original)
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The ACT government is to cut 65 public service jobs as it tries to get its finances back in order. The jobs will be cut from its Health and Community Services Directorate. It's looking to lose 4 per cent of the 1500 employees who work in areas like the management of public housing, child protection, youth and domestic violence. No front-line health workers like nurses or doctors are affected. The union called it "a shocking decision by Andrew Barr and the directorate". The cuts would come from "
You can't really know someone by meeting them on a screen (opens the original)
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There's a woman I see most days whom I don't really like. I've never said a word to her and she hasn't said a word to me but I've not warmed to her. I'm not hostile but I can tell she's not my type. I kept asking myself why, and realised it was because of tiny gestures I hadn't even known I'd noticed: she doesn't engage with the bus driver; she has sharp elbows in the queue. We work out who we like in a myriad subtle ways: how they react to unimportant people; whether they talk too much about th
We're all doomed - and we really may be this time (opens the original)
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An amazing, literally jaw-dropping, story appeared yesterday: the artificial intelligence company Anthropic has warned investors that advanced AI could pose "catastrophic or existential risks to humanity". In plain English: AI could wipe out all human life on Earth. We may worry about how AI changes education or the writing of novels or student essays or how it destroys jobs - but there won't be no jobs or students or readers of novels if the "existential risk to humanity" turns out to be real.
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