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NSW Police investigating after 13yo Muslim girl verbally abused on bus (opens the original)
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A video posted on social media shows a 13-year-old Muslim schoolgirl being verbally abused on a bus on her way home from school in Sydney. The incident has been recorded by the Islamophobia Register Australia. NSW Police says inquiries into the incident are ongoing. "Immigrant mutt … You don't deserve to be here," a stranger on a bus said to 13-year-old Janna last week, according to footage that has gone viral online. Janna, who was wearing a hijab and her school uniform, was riding the bus back
Australia's most expensive homes decline in value (opens the original)
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Property data shows high-end houses in Sydney and Melbourne are down more than 10 per cent in value from their peak. Low-priced houses and units continue to show resilience. An expert says the housing downturn is linked to many factors, including uncertainty and affordability. Australia's most expensive homes are declining in value, with high-end houses in Sydney and Melbourne down more than 10 per cent from peak levels. Homes valued in the top 25 per cent have dropped 10.7 per cent below peak l
First-time mum 'frightened' to feed her newborn after varying advice (opens the original)
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Maddy Barrett wanted more than anything to feel "empowered" enough to make informed decisions after becoming a first-time mother. But after receiving inconsistent advice from multiple practitioners while struggling to breastfeed her newborn daughter, she was left feeling "frightened that I was doing something wrong". In the first 24 hours after giving birth, Ms Barrett said nurses, lactation consultants, and midwives gave her conflicting advice on how to get her daughter to latch. Despite the vo
Nepali photographer documents 'survival and sorrow' of flood disaster (opens the original)
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Desperate families crowd around a small army centre in Nuwakot, Nepal, tracing their fingers through hundreds of names taped up on a wall, hoping to find their loved ones listed as survivors. Nepali photographer and documentary filmmaker Rasik Maharjan was there to film it, witnessing their "hands trembling" as they scoured the lists waiting for good news. Rasik told the ABC that people have been waiting by the helipads day and night for the army and rescue teams to arrive. "Every time a helicop
How education departments are cracking down on students using AI (opens the original)
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Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) technology could have significant implications for the future of education, according to one of Australia's leading AI education experts. A federal framework for ethical and responsible AI use was released by the Albanese government in 2023, which focused on protecting students and assisting educators. While it was intended to set national standards for AI use, since then state education departments have adopted their own approaches in an effort to clamp
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