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The article discusses the significance of Lee Lai's graphic novel 'Cannon' winning the Stella Prize, using it as a jumping-off point to explore the history and evolution of graphic novels in Australia.
The article discusses a study published in Science regarding the evolutionary role of carbohydrates in the development of the human brain.
The article describes a legal conflict between Spotify, record labels, and publishers against the shadow library Anna’s Archive following a massive data download.
TASS reports that anonymous Russian hackers provided documents allegedly proving NATO's involvement in Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil terminals.
The article discusses the challenges of integrating surging solar energy production into existing power grids, specifically highlighting the issue of curtailment.
The author evaluates various screen adaptations of Bret Easton Ellis's novels, ranking them from worst to best. The analysis focuses on how effectively each production captures the author's specific tone, satire, and graphic content.
The article discusses the Australian Football League's (AFL) handling of concussion risks, specifically highlighting a secret waiver used by the Geelong Football Club to limit legal liability.
The article criticizes Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's proposal to hold a referendum on New Zealand's electoral system.
The article discusses the rise of affordable camera glasses in Australia, specifically those sold by Kmart, and the resulting privacy concerns.
Several European countries, including Italy, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, and Germany, are experiencing record-breaking heatwaves and severe droughts.
The article discusses the environmental risks associated with marine biofouling on commercial vessels laid up during the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
The article discusses the rapid adoption of home batteries in Australia and argues that architectural design and energy efficiency should be prioritized over simply increasing battery capacity.
A US-based company, Bee Safe Mosquito Control, is implementing a biological control method using Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes to reduce tiger mosquito populations in residential areas.
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Diageo's new CEO, Dave Lewis, has introduced a $1 billion cost-cutting and restructuring plan in response to stagnant sales and slowing global demand.
The text is a call for public input to help shape a planned series of articles about data centres. It includes a notification that the survey is closed and a promotional invitation for academics to join a research community.
The article discusses a shift in Australia's breast cancer screening approach, moving from age-based screening to risk-stratified screening based on individual factors like breast density and genetics.
The article discusses the concept of ecological grief in response to environmental loss, such as the spread of bird flu in Australia.
Google is developing a US$15bn AI data centre hub in Andhra Pradesh, India, which is described as its largest overseas investment.
Ferrero is utilizing Starling, a satellite monitoring platform developed by Airbus and the Earthworm Foundation, to track 230,000 plantations for cocoa, palm oil, and coffee.