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Aussie biomedical innovations will revolutionise the lives of quadriplegics and cancer patients

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Australian companies are making their mark in the world of biomedical technology. Photo: Getty

Australian companies have made significant progress in biomedical technologies to bring new remedies to people who need them most.

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'Planned terrorist acts on behalf of Ukraine': Swedish national arrested in Russia

Russia’s FSB has detained a Swedish national accused of planning terrorist acts and sabotage for Ukraine. The agency claims he illegally crossed the border to execute these attacks on military facilities. Identified as Freddy Lindholm, he allegedly trained in drone operations after signing a contract with Ukraine’s army. His detention…

The Times of India

ICE Rejects Automatic Body Cameras That Start Recording When Agents Draw Weapons

ICE rejects a GAO recommendation for automatic body-camera activation when agents draw weapons, citing privacy risks amid unclear recording guidance.

International Business Times UK

Lawyer of arrested OpenAI engineer says allegations are 'wholly out of character,' one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia was 'prepaid'

The arrest was a "surprise," said the attorney, and the suspect, Abdulrahman Alfozan, was "proud" to be an OpenAI employee.

Fortune

Eight states accuse OpenAI of coaching children to harm themselves in lawsuit

US states sue ChatGPT maker and seek to force the company to change how its products work for young users

The Guardian - US

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India expresses concern over alleged plot to attack Hindu temple in US, seeks action

India has expressed serious concerns about the recent plot aiming at a mass shooting in a Hindu temple located in Aurora. The Ministry of External Affairs pointed to disturbing anti-Hindu and racist undertones in the alleged scheme. Authorities apprehended 19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis, discovering weapons and extremist content. In response, security…

The Economic Times

After struggles v Spain, the USWNT’s midfield puzzle won’t be easily solved

The lack of cohesion in the center of the park is evident for the US, with Emma Hayes continuing to try different combinations

The Guardian - US

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'Planned terrorist acts on behalf of Ukraine': Swedish national arrested in Russia

The Times of India

ICE Rejects Automatic Body Cameras That Start Recording When Agents Draw Weapons

ICE rejects a GAO recommendation for automatic body-camera activation when agents draw weapons, citing privacy risks amid unclear recording guidance.

International Business Times UK

Lawyer of arrested OpenAI engineer says allegations are 'wholly out of character,' one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia was 'prepaid'

The arrest was a "surprise," said the attorney, and the suspect, Abdulrahman Alfozan, was "proud" to be an OpenAI employee.

Fortune

Eight states accuse OpenAI of coaching children to harm themselves in lawsuit

US states sue ChatGPT maker and seek to force the company to change how its products work for young users

The Guardian - US

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India expresses concern over alleged plot to attack Hindu temple in US, seeks action

The Economic Times

After struggles v Spain, the USWNT’s midfield puzzle won’t be easily solved

The lack of cohesion in the center of the park is evident for the US, with Emma Hayes continuing to try different combinations

The Guardian - US

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