ABC journalists never do any real work! unlike me, the guy whose job it is to follow ABC journalists around at the pub and catalogue their drink orders
Standing with my @withMEAA colleagues this round of EBA negotiations with ABC management. The reason why is pretty simple — a pay "rise" below inflation is not a pay rise, and is particularly disappointing at a time when everyone here is being asked to do more with less.
ABC staff across the country walked off the job at 11am today for 24 hours for secure jobs, fair pay and the future of quality public broadcasting all Australians rely on.
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Joining my @withMEAA colleagues on the picket line today as we ask ABC management to deliver a fair wage increase and guardrails around the use of AI in our journalism.
MEAA members at the ABC are on strike from 11am today (AEDT) for 24 hours.
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A reminder from before this all started: Grok cannot analyze video, it cannot analyze audio, and it cannot confirm subtitles on a foreign language clip. But it will confidently lie to you and pretend that it can.
BBC Persia is crediting this pic to IRNA, which it says is claiming it shows a tanker on fire in the Strait of Hormuz.
Problem is, it's actually a 2019 Reuters still of a ship in the Kerch Strait near Crimea — and I can't find any instances of IRNA sharing it, only the BBC.
In a lengthy phone interview, President Trump marveled at the success of the military operation against Iran and expressed no concern about what comes next.
"I hope you are impressed," he said to me. "How do you like the performance? I mean, Venezuela is obvious. This might be even better. How do you like the performance?"
I said nobody questions the success of the military operation, the concern is what happens next.
"Forget about next," he answered. "They are decimated for a 10-year period before they could build it back."
It was an honor to be @washingtonpost's first Sydney bureau chief. Unfortunately, I'm also the last. The paper is shrinking foreign coverage. I've lost my job. Worse, millions of readers will lose my colleagues' brilliant coverage. At a time of tumult, we need more info, not less
Fantastic usage of OSINT. Seven German journalism students tracked Russian-crewed freighters lurking off the Dutch and German coast—and connected them to drone swarms over military bases.
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