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Media’s new fleas are changing how we scratch our news itch

There’s a battle between new and old media within the US presidential contest.

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Facial recognition specs and nuclear-powered AI: An inevitable future or temporary distractions?

Crikey readers tell us what they really think about two of the latest ‘big ideas’ in the tech world.

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Australians evacuated from Lebanon

Hundreds of Australians and their immediate families have been flown from Lebanon on government-assisted flights, and Labor is feeling a sting in the polls on the cost of housing.

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Australia’s freedom of information regime is a ████ing mess. Tell us your worst experiences

An FOI document Crikey recently received had eight almost completely blank pages. It’s part of a pattern of obfuscation.

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Emergency room patients’ scans used to train AI without their knowledge, documents suggest

A paper about harrison.ai’s AI tool says it was trained on data from ’emergency’ settings.

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Qantas’ delayed and cancelled flights a worsening symptom of an ageing fleet

‘The 737 fleet is worn out and overworked. There are cancellations every day,’ one pilot told Crikey.

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A year of devastation: With hope and trust shattered, what can bring an end to the violence in Israel-Palestine?

‘As the future welfare of one side is inextricably linked to the security needs of the other, zero-sum solutions won’t achieve anything.’

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Vigils, protests mark October 7 anniversary

One year on from Hamas’ attacks on Israel, October 7 vigils will be held across the country, and the government is threatening a double dissolution election as it reintroduces its Help to Buy bill.

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No, anti-Islamophobia envoy can’t ‘prosecute’ people for insulting Islam

Aftab Malik’s role is an advisory one.

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The end of privacy is just an unintended consequence of Mark Zuckerberg’s actions

The future of computer technology and the past of publishing identifying information online has paved the way for identifying anyone instantly.

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Labor to introduce public school funding bill after states ignore ‘arbitrary’ deadline

Exclusive: Parliament is set for a fight over public school funding as Labor prepares to introduce a bill that would make what’s currently the maximum Commonwealth contribution the minimum instead.

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Deeming v Pesutto has unwittingly documented the Liberal Party’s internal chaos

From multiple secret recordings to accusations of lying, the Victorian Liberals have reaffirmed what we already knew: they’re in shambles.

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Are wars and violence inevitable, or is there another way to live?

“Understanding cultural violence and how it supports direct violence can help us transform our beliefs, choices and behaviours — to cultivate a more peaceful world, from the ground up.”

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A non-exhaustive list of NRL media figures involved with gambling companies

The NRL is dominated by an endless list of chummy media figures and former players spruiking betting companies.

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Yes, vapes should be available beyond Australian pharmacies like they are in other countries

‘The pharmacy model is set for failure. When it falls in a heap, let’s try something that’s already worked well in other countries very similar to our own.’

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No, vapes shouldn’t be available beyond pharmacies (for now)

‘Our lungs are not designed to withstand the constant daily onslaught of chemicals.’

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70 Lebanese towns now told to evacuate

Lebanese authorities say that 1.2 million people have already been displaced by Israel’s attacks, and LNP leader David Crisafulli is giving himself one term only to drive down QLD’s crime numbers.

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Israel has now told 70 Lebanese towns to evacuate

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The Coalition’s attacks on university vice-chancellors are just beginning

Peter Dutton’s assault on the University of Sydney’s leadership shows that universities are a target in the next federal election.

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Australia’s mining lobby is running a pro-nuclear campaign using Liberal Party-linked ad firm

Exclusive: Topham Guerin, best known for its role in helping global conservative political campaigns and a number of other controversial clients, has been enlisted to promote nuclear energy in Australia.

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Peace broker or capitulator? Why David Pocock is willing to go slow

The independent ACT senator has become Parliament’s voice of reason. But is that enough when faced with a major party duopoly that refuses to act on multiple crises?

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Rinehart’s ‘secret’ wedding photo, AFL vs Stokes, and did the ABC just declare war?

Plus, the missing connection in coverage of Tony Abbott and Peta Credlin’s lingering influence on the Liberal Party.

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Fighting intensifies in southern Lebanon

Skirmishes between Israeli soldiers and Hezbollah in south Lebanon are intensifying, and Anthony Albanese wants to tackle ‘shrinkflation’.

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Tim ‘Aw Shucks’ Walz lost the debate on everything but January 6

Walz was nervous, dorky, stop-starting and on the defensive. Only in the final section did he take the fight to his opponent, Silicon Valley hillbilly JD Vance.

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‘Ethics always needs to come first’: Patients avoid I-MED for scans after AI training controversy

I-MED’s AI training partnership with harrison.ai has prompted some patients to take their business elsewhere.

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