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Thousands of people are selling their identities to train AI – but at what cost?

Gig AI trainers worldwide are selling moments of their lives, including calls and texts, to AI companies for quick cash

The Guardian - US

'Preserving the web is not the problem. Losing it is,' claims the director of the Internet Archive

"The Wayback Machine is built for human readers."

PC Gamer

South Africa’s sewage crisis: official reports don’t include millions of litres of leaking wastewater

Wastewater is the water we flush down our toilets, send down the drain from our showers and sinks or discharge from factories. It’s supposed to travel through intact pipes to be cleaned at wastewater works. If it gets into rivers and streams, it pollutes and contaminates these with nutrients, antibiotics,…

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Push to reopen old mines in NSW in global race for critical minerals

The Dorrigo Plateau was used for antimony mining until prices collapsed in the 1970s. Now exploration has begun again – but locals are concerned the heavy metal may impact the water supply

The Guardian - AU

Bad buffet behaviour is out of control. So should we be fined for our food waste?

I have unbridled lust when faced with a buffet – as do many others. But penalties for overfilling our plates are only one possible answer, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Pub landlord targets ‘entitled’ diners leaving excess leftovers at carvery with £2.40 charge

The landlord of The Star Inn said ‘the proof in the pudding will be in the eating’ if his policy is successful

The Independent UK

Prince George will soon be denied royal privilege he’s had up until now - unless he receives King Charles’s permission

Prince George's next birthday could see a privilege taken away thanks to a cautious royal rule, and only King Charles could change this

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James Muldoon, Mark Graham and Callum Cant: ‘AI feeds off the work of human beings’

The Fairwork trio talk about their new book on the ‘extraction machine’, exposing the repetitive labour, often in terrible conditions, that big tech is using to create artificial intelligence

The Guardian - UK

Continued logging of NSW koala habitat is ‘a profound tragedy’, conservationist says

Another campaigner says state environment minister ‘refuses to do anything’ ahead of koala protection summit in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

Cousins promises all-out campaign to end native logging

Businessman and environmental activist Geoff Cousins expects a public campaign to end native forest logging in NSW to be an easy sell.

AAP

$900 fine for a delivery rider’s death: Do couriers have any rights?

The death of a Turkish delivery courier has brought into focus the conditions under which riders work.

Al Jazeera

Loggers assaulted environmentalists in NSW forest

Environmentalists who were attacked by logging contractors in a NSW forest say police and the government-owned Forestry Corporation have questions to answer.

AAP

Terrifying moment four Great White sharks lunge at boat with Brit tourists on board

The Great White shark came right up to the shark cage, in the 32-foot deep water, next to Klein Brak Beach, in South Africa

Daily Mirror

Family devastated as dad told cancer is incurable a year after recovering from disease

Mark Graham was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer for the second time, after he had beaten the disease last year. The 64-year-old was told this time, that it is incurable

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Belfast family's heartache as dad diagnosed with incurable cancer after beating disease last year

Mark's son told Belfast Live that he had beaten the disease last year, only to be dealt with this devastating blow

The Guardian - US

Climate protesters call out US banks for funding fossil fuel projects

Offices of Citibank in New York and Wells Fargo in San Francisco targeted by activists urging shareholders to act

ABC News

Queensland Police offer $500,000 reward to help solve Christine Fenner suspected murder cold case

Christine Fenner disappeared in February 1999 with Queensland Police now offering a $500,000 reward to anyone with information that can help convict her suspected killer.

ABC News

Forestry Corporation NSW fined for illegal forestry activities in koala exclusion zones near Coffs Harbour

Forestry Corporation NSW has been found illegally tree felling in koala exclusion zones in bushland near Coffs Harbour, with a judge saying it caused "actual harm" to koala habitat.

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Vogue magazine says sorry in framed letter to Cornish pub for same name legal threat

Legal team at publisher Conde Nast sent 'cease and desist' letter to owners of 200-year-old pub in even older village with the same name as fashion title

Evening Standard

Cornish pub gets framed apology from Vogue magazine after legal threat

The owner of a Cornish pub threatened with legal action by Vogue Magazine’s publishers says “we are all friends now” after they sent him a framed apology.

The Guardian - UK

Cornish pub receives framed apology from Vogue publisher after name row

Condé Nast had threatened the Star Inn at Vogue with legal action if the pub was not renamed

The Independent UK

Vogue magazine threatens legal action to Cornish pub if it doesn’t change name

‘In answer to your question of whether we would change the name of our company, it is a categoric NO’

The Guardian - UK

Cornish pub will not change name despite letter from Vogue owner

Landlords of Star Inn at Vogue says it ‘wouldn’t have taken five minutes’ to find out pub is named after hamlet

Daily Mirror

Vogue magazine threatens to sue Cornish village pub of the same name

A letter from Vogue magazine's owner Condé Nast called on the owners of Star Inn at Vogue in Cornwall to stop using the name, with landlord Mark Graham initially thinking it was a joke

Wales Online

Vogue magazine threatens tiny village pub that shares its name with legal action

The Star Inn at Vogue, a small hamlet in Cornwall, has been in existence for more than 200 years

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