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TikTok Political Campaigns

A recent campaign by the Liberals has seen Queensland Premier Steven Miles depicted through AI on Tiktok. While this has caused uproar from the Labor Party, this is not the first time AI has been used in political campaigns. Ben Fragiadakis spoke to Dr Susan Grantham of Griffith University about the future of political campaigning …

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More than half of Australians faced discrimination at work

A report released by Victoria University found that more than half of Australians experienced racial discrimination in the workplace. Many victims didn’t speak out because there was a culture of acceptance and they didn’t want to rock the boat. Produced By: Abhranil Hazra Featured In Story: Dr Mario Peucker, Victoria University,, and Dr Aaron Teo, …

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First Nations NGO launches housing and training facility

The Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation in remote Western Australia has constructed nine transitional housing units and a commercial training facility to provide suitable housing for apprentices and low-income Indigenous employees. Expressions of Interest can be made via Yurra, the construction company responsible for the completion of the project. The Ganalili Housing Program supports the cost of …

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Leftist Alliance unexpectedly outperforms Far Right in French elections

The 2024 French election results shocked the nation, where the left and centrist alliance managed to contain the Far-Right National Front party. The Leftist alliance, The Popular Front finished with the most votes, followed by President Macron’s Together party, with the National Front finishing third. The National Front far-right party were bitterly disappointed after finishing …

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12,000-year-old Indigenous rituals unearthed in North Victoria

An archeological collaboration between the GunaiKurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation and Monash University unearthed evidence of 12,000 year old rituals. The archaeological excavations revealed two small fireplaces, each with a shaped single stick embedded within, remarkably preserved through animal fat. The Wire’s contributor Jahan Rezakhanlou investigated with Professor Bruno David from Monash University and …

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