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In a recent major article in the Sydney Morning Herald,leading journalist Peter Hartcher wrote that for Australia to have “early access to future frontier AI tools” it would need to persuade AI ...

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Six critics nominate their cultural highlights of the year, from visual arts, books, theatre, music and computer games ...

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The lost opportunity of the Voice referendum revealed Australians’ poor understanding of the Constitution, and the level of racism in the community New Weeks prior to the Voice referendum, journalists ...

Who will succeed the ‘godparents of Australia’s dinosaur-era mammals’, whose discoveries on the Victorian coast mean the spread of prehistoric life across the globe may need to be reconsidered? New ...

Many questions are being asked after the Bondi Beach shootings, and the hardest ones to address are the most important for our nation’s wellbeing New On Sunday evening while driving home, I received a ...