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DeepSeek ban puts Australia at tech crossroads
The controversy surrounding the Chinese AI platform obscures a larger debate the nation must have about its digital future.
Read more about DeepSeek ban puts Australia at tech crossroadsThe transformation of Jordan Mailata
Exercise scientist Dr Justin Keogh breaks down how Australian Jordan Mailata reached the pinnacle of American football, the Superbowl.
Read more about The transformation of Jordan MailataReturning home after a flood? Prioritise your health
Dr Kazi Mizanur Rahman’s health tips for North Queensland residents cleaning up after the floods.
Read more about Returning home after a flood? Prioritise your healthAustralia's long losing streak on gambling
Australians lose more money on gambling per capita than anyone else in the world, and clinical psychologist Dr Cher McGillivray says advertising is partly to blame.
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Research news
Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from Australia
Tourism operators should be using virtual reality and augmented reality technology to entice COVID-weary Chinese tourists back to Australia, a new study suggests.
Read more about Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from AustraliaHope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerism
New research from the Bond Business School could help arrest the decline in volunteering in Australia.
Read more about Hope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerismGraphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk food
Graphic health warnings like those required on tobacco products are the most effective way of preventing people from choosing unhealthy processed foods, according to a new study.
Read more about Graphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk foodFood for Thought: Fresh fruits and veggies key to fighting depression
Dr Megan Lee has been examining the connection between dietary patterns and depression and discovered that eating foods as close to their natural state as possible could be the key to a healthier mind.
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Sporting news
Shootout Sharks: Bull Sharks claim soccer championship
The Bull Sharks senior women win the soccer championship in a heart stopping penalty shootout.
Read more about Shootout Sharks: Bull Sharks claim soccer championshipKaylin's climb: Our first signing shoots us to the grand final
Kaylin van Greunen was the Bull Sharks' first netball signing three years ago, now she's about to play in the GF.
Read more about Kaylin's climb: Our first signing shoots us to the grand finalThe mark of the man
Oscar Pledge's grand final 'specky' proves why he is the toughest bloke in our QFA side.
Read more about The mark of the manSix Bull Sharks named in Reds squad
Grand Final star Zara Colless among six Bull Sharks in Reds squad.
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