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Audit finds National Highway Traffic Safety Administration auto safety defect probes are too slow

A government audit has found that the U.S. agency charged with keeping the roads safe is slow to investigate automobile safety defects, limiting its ability to handle rapidly changing or severe risks

The Independent UK

US turns up pressure on air bag inflator company that refuses a recall despite deaths, injuries

The U.S. government is stepping up its quest to force ARC Automotive Inc. to recall 67 million potentially dangerous air bag inflators by ordering the company to answer questions under oath

The Independent UK

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Photos from the field: spying on Antarctic moss using drones, MossCam, smart sensors and AI

The Antarctic continent conjures visions of white ice and blue sky. But not far from Australia’s Casey Station, 3,880km due south of Perth, moss beds emerge verdant and green.

The Conversation

Antarctic alarm bells: observations reveal deep ocean currents are slowing earlier than predicted

Antarctica sets the stage for the world’s greatest waterfall. The action takes place beneath the surface of the ocean. Here, trillions of tonnes of cold, dense, oxygen-rich water cascade off the continental shelf and sink to great depths. This Antarctic “bottom water” then spreads north along the sea floor in…

The Conversation

Climate change slowing Antarctica's deep, dense waters

Scientists examining the impact of climate change in Antarctica say there has been a 30 per cent drop-off in deep water circulation since the 1990s.

AAP

Ancient humans may have paused in Arabia for 30,000 years on their way out of Africa

Most scientists agree modern humans developed in Africa, more than 200,000 years ago, and that a great human diaspora across much of the rest of the world occurred between perhaps 60,000 and 50,000 years ago.

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‘All of a sudden there’s a house’: could prefab be the future of Australian homes?

They were once a byword for poor design but prefabricated houses can be green, fast, affordable – and pretty, architects say

The Guardian - AU

Colour Dash event set to take place in Derry this summer

The run is part of ARC's ‘More Than That’ campaign which aims to stop individuals from defining themselves by their struggles

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More than 30 million US drivers don't know if they're at risk from a rare but dangerous airbag blast

More than 33 million people in the United States are driving vehicles that contain a potentially deadly threat: Airbag inflators that in rare cases can explode in a collision and spew shrapnel

The Independent UK

General Motors Recalls Nearly 1M SUVs For Airbag Inflators That May Explode

The Buick Enclave, Chevrolet Traverse, and GMC Acadia could have faulty inflators that might rupture when airbags deploy.

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Tennessee company refuses US request to recall 67 million potentially dangerous air bag inflators

A Tennessee company could be heading for a legal battle with U.S. auto safety regulators after refusing a request to recall millions of potentially dangerous air bag inflators

The Independent UK

A Tennessee company is refusing a U.S. request to recall 67 million air bag inflators

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is demanding that ARC Automotive Inc. of Knoxville recall 67 million inflators in the U.S. because they could explode and hurl shrapnel.

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Tennessee company refuses US request to recall 67 million potentially dangerous air bag inflators

A Tennessee company is heading for a legal battle with U.S. auto safety regulators after refusing a request to recall millions of potentially dangerous air bag inflators

The Independent UK

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Who owned this Stone Age jewellery? New forensic tools offer an unprecedented answer

An international team of researchers has recovered DNA from the owner of a deer-tooth pendant that was buried inside a remote Siberian cave for tens of thousands of years.

The Conversation

From 'technicolour yawn' to 'draining the dragon': how Barry Humphries breathed new life into Australian slang

If slang is the people’s poetry, then Australia lost a poet last week.

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Gunnir Slashes Intel Arc GPU Prices Up to 34% in China

Gunnir announces new A770 and A750 Photon 16GB W graphics cards and price cuts on the entire Intel Arc Alchemist lineup.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Can AI pitching technology help Bryce Harper return to the Phillies even sooner?

PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper stood on the grass in foul territory, 60 feet up the first-base line from his target, and stepped into his first throw since last summer.

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A major review has recommended more independence for decisions about research funding in Australia

Education Minister Jason Clare has just released a highly anticipated review into how research is funded in Australia.

The Guardian - AU

Controversial grant decisions by Coalition ministers eroded trust in Australian Research Council, review finds

First review in two decades found at least six projects blocked by education ministers and calls for limits on ministerial intervention

AAP

Research grants review urges reduced ministerial input

Research grant funding allocations will need fewer ministerial interventions to restore trust in the process, an independent review has found.

Tribune News Service

‘Wings for All’ introduces flyers with special needs to Atlanta airport

ATLANTA — Lakeya McNeal hasn’t yet taken her son Austin on an airline flight, even though she and her husband travel frequently and the 4-year-old boy loves airplanes.

The Conversation

Astronomers have directly detected a massive exoplanet. The method could transform the search for life beyond Earth

Finding life on other planets might well be the holy grail of astronomy, but the hunt for suitable host planets that can sustain life is a resource-intensive task.

Daily Record

Scots teen with Down’s Syndrome has college hopes dashed after course axed

Dakota Jardine had hoped to attend a course at Dumfries and Galloway College but it has been discontinued because enrolment numbers were too low.

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3 Under $5 Stocks to Invest in April

While the financial sector is limping back to normalcy after the bank failures, the Fed is expected to stay on track to curb inflation through further interest rate hikes this year. Despite the macroeconomic uncertainties, investors could look to buy fundamentally strong stocks Quad/Graphics (QUAD), Startek (SRT), and ARC Document…

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