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WA retiree becomes millionaire after spur-of-moment buy (opens the original)
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Usually, a trip to the shop for milk ends with a bottle of hi-lo — but for one Perth punter, it ended with him becoming a millionaire. The WA man, who hails from Caversham in Perth’s north-east, was just one of five lucky Aussies who nabbed a slice of the $6 million Saturday Lotto prize pie on the weekend — with the punter being the only winner in the State. While making a pit stop at Beechboro News and Lottery Centre ahead of the draw, the septuagenarian suddenly decided to pick up a lotto tick
Meet the FIFO girl who fooled thousands - until now (opens the original)
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For WA’s mining crowd, Bindi Raye looked like the ultimate FIFO fantasy. The 20-year-old content creator’s glossy version of mining life complete with videos of dongas, red dusty sites, and half-buttoned hi-vis quickly nabbed her 81,000 followers from across WA. When the influencer is not on swing at a site up in WA’s Pilbara, she shares insights into her days off spent cheering on the West Coast Eagles or lounging in the sand on Cottesloe Beach. There’s only one big issue: She’s not real. Many
‘RISK OF DEATH’: Major car brand issues urgent recall (opens the original)
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Hyundai has been forced to recall thousands of cars across Australia over safety concerns. The Korean car manufacturer issued an urgent recall on Tuesday after it was discovered the buckle anchors of the rear-centre seatbelts “did not meet specifications” during testing. The safety issue means the seatbelts’ safety features may not work as intended. “In the event of an accident, a seat belt not operating as intended could increase the risk of injury or death to vehicle occupants,” Hyundai said i
OpenAI apologises to Australia for AI website breach (opens the original)
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OpenAI have issued a lengthy apology to Australia after it was sensationally revealed an AI agent accessed an Australian government website. Speaking from New York last Thursday, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese revealed that a rogue Open AI agent hacked “non-public files” in Australia’s universal health insurance agency back in June in a breach labelled an “extreme concern” by officials. It’s understood to be the world’s first instance of an autonomous AI agent breaching a government website to
Olympian’s daughter left injured after Bali bike crash (opens the original)
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The daughter of an acclaimed Australian Olympian has been involved in a shocking motorcycle crash in Bali. Michael Klim made a name for himself in the early 2000s as one of Australia’s strongest swimmers — with the Polish-born athlete having won two Olympic gold medals and seven World Championships through his career. On Sunday, fans were stunned after discovering his oldest child, 19-year-old Stella, had been injured after being thrown from a motorbike while on the Indonesian island. Her mother
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