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UK police forces lobbied to use biased facial recognition technology

Exclusive: System more likely to suggest incorrect matches for images of women and Black people

The Guardian - UK

Home Office admits facial recognition tech issue with black and Asian subjects

Calls for review after technology found to return more false positives for ‘some demographic groups’ on certain settings

The Guardian - UK

Drivers, tradies and care workers chase Aust Cup glory

Mohamed Aidara is an Uber driver, Bul Juach is a disability support worker. Both will be crucial to Heidelberg United's hopes of what would be a famous win.

AAP

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Giantkillers dare to dream of game-changing Cup win

Semi-professional Heidelberg United are one win away from becoming the first non A-League Men team to win the Australia Cup and are daring to dream.

AAP

Expert rejects Met police claim that study backs bias-free live facial recognition use

Academic says sample size was too small to claim new sensitivity guidelines have removed racial, gender or age bias

The Guardian - UK

No-nonsense Wanderers defender ready for ALM finals war

Anthony Pantazopoulos' move north from NPL Victoria is paying dividends, the no-frills defender helping the Wanderers into another A-League Men finals series.

AAP

Football's second-tier Australian Championship launched

Football Australia has officially launched its new national second tier competition, naming it the Australian Championship.

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‘Anyone can pickleball’: boom sport a hit over rugby ahead of Australian Open debut

Tennis Australia is courting new fans with first ‘pickleball slam’ as participation soars and prize money starts to grow

The Guardian - AU

How Britain got its first internet connection – by the late pioneer who created the first password on the internet

British computer scientist and Internet Hall of Fame inductee Peter Kirstein died in January 2020 at the age of 86, after a nearly 50-year career at UCL. A few years before he died, he was commissioned by then Conversation technology editor Michael Parker (now director of operations) to write an…

The Conversation

Victory, Macarthur move into Australia Cup semi-finals

A-League outfits Melbourne Victory and Macarthur FC have moved into the last four of the Australia Cup after downing NPL opposition in Saturday quarter-finals.

AAP

'I'm lucky to be walking': Jaffas star eyes Australia Cup after cliff fall

Cahill feared he may not walk again after mountain bike fall.

Newcastle Herald

Did you solve it? Gems from the vault of the National Puzzlers’ League

The answers to today’s wordplay challenges

The Guardian - UK

Can you solve it? Gems from the vault of the National Puzzlers’ League

Wacky wordplay from the pioneers of puzzledom

The Guardian - UK

Community sport is experiencing a boom, but is there enough space for everyone to play?

A $30 million basketball stadium raises concerns about the future of Newcastle local sport.

Newcastle Herald

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The Canberra Times

Rain-soaked fields: Government to close Canberra fields after wet chaos

Canberra sports are dealing with heavy rain since Friday night.

TechRadar

Fiber optic cables transport petabytes of data every second around the world — scientists say they could also save lives by detecting tsunamis early

Undersea cables could be used as environmental sensors, according to researchers.

AAP

Cahn to be fifth Roar ALM coach since February

Brisbane Roar have hired Ben Cahn as the club's new head coach - the club's fifth in 21 A-League Men's games - in response to their historic City drubbing.

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s so backwards’: women call for equal prize money in South Australian football

Players in the state’s Women’s National Premier League compete for less than a third of the prize money allocated to men

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The Independent UK

Radiotherapy breakthroughs at UK lab could transform cancer treatment worldwide, say scientists

Researchers have been working to improve a treatment called proton beam radiotherapy

The Independent UK

Scientists hope radiotherapy breakthroughs will transform cancer treatment

Researchers have been working to improve a treatment called proton beam radiotherapy.

Newcastle Herald

Pickleball paddles ahead with smashing success

'I went down there and I got the bug.'

The Conversation

Hollywood on the picket line – 5 unsung films that put America’s union history on the silver screen

Some of Hollywood’s top stars are joining screenwriters on the picket line after the main U.S. actors union voted to take part in an ongoing strike.

The Canberra Times

'We want Canberra to be part of this': Women's World Cup trophy headed to ACT

The eyes of the football world will soon be on Australia.

Newcastle Herald

How long can Kalyn Ponga's trademark swagger hold up?

THE good news for Kalyn Ponga is that David Fifita has been playing on the left edge this season. The bad news is that Fifita is also quite capable of playing on the right side, as he did in Gold Coast's 34-24 win against the Knights at Cbus Stadium last…

ABC News

Powerchair football using FIFA Women's World Cup as springboard for success

Powerchair football is hoping to piggy-back off the excitement generated by the FIFA Women's World Cup ahead of its own tournament in Sydney in October, but people could find themselves hooked by this relatively new version of the sport.

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