An anti-domestic violence rally organiser has taken to social media to demand Channel Nine’s A Current Affair "leave me alone" after a journalist and camera crew rocked up to her safe house.
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An Olympic athlete has suffered burns to 75 per cent of her body after she was doused in petrol and set on fire, allegedly by her boyfriend.
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The research has real-life implications.
@rayner_isabella for @SkyNewsAust covers this scary incident and refers to quotes from the study's lead author @nomishakurian on how when AI isn't designed with children in mind, things can go wrong.
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#Qantas Group will provide employee benefits, reinvest for customers and return capital to shareholders after releasing its first full-year statutory profit since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"Being isolated in a foreign place wasn’t easy. I didn’t know what was outside and I wasn’t familiar with anything around me."
@amyleeross_ tells her story of moving from Perth to Melbourne just before the coronavirus pandemic began.
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Some of us actually made the decision to do journalism degrees ourselves. Because we believe in the value of journalism. You think we don’t know what’s happening? We know, and it sucks. But we love what we do and we’re gonna fight like hell to make it work.
When considering #journalismmatters think of this: one-third of local councils are already not reported on; social cohesion and business growth depends on strong local media; police rely on court reporting as a deterrent to crime.
The “disconnection with education and the workforce” is why employers look for potential employees with work and life experience as well as graduates with degrees, Australian Industry Group CEO, Innes Willox said.
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“Infrastructure projects” and “investing into research and development” will assist young people into breaking into the job market during the COVID-19 crisis as discussed tonight on Q and A.
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Former department secretary said he feels “angry about what Australia had lost” due to ineffective climate change leadership in Australia.
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The appropriate action for climate change in 2006 “was going to have to be something pretty big,” former secretary Ken Henry said.
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Reopening of Queensland borders will be determined by community transmission in Victoria and New South Wales, Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said.
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The current commission of inquiry into the Ruby Princess cruise ship should run its course before the NSW government takes accountability for the debacle, NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian said.
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Australia’s success in the COVID-19 pandemic will be determined by “our colllective ability to practise social distancing,” New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian said.
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Premier Daniel Andrews said Victoria must take small steps to ease restrictions or else risk being “forced into reintroducing lockdown” like Singapore.
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Washington state recently returned 400 ventilators, to be used for those in need in other states, signalling the COVID-19 pandemic is improving in the USA.
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Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan said America lacked the “federal leadership” they needed which lead to a “hunger games processes” where states began to bid against each other for personal protective equipment.
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USA health officials watched the spread of COVID-19 with “increasing alarm” as patients with respiratory illness were admitted to hospital, Dr Francis Riedo said.
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