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The White House’s guide to manhood: pop some T, restart a war and do WHAT with a corn dog?

The White House’s guide to manhood: pop some T, restart a war and do WHAT with a corn dog?

Are the men of the Trump administration OK? Feels like it’s been a tricky week for some of them. On the one hand, you’ll note the US is already...

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The Guardian

Marina Hyde

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Anthony Albanese’s speech marked a turning point in acknowledging that the technology is reshaping our nation at the macro level.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

The Herald's View

View from the Hill: Has Hanson flown too close to the sun for some One Nation supporters?

View from the Hill: Has Hanson flown too close to the sun for some One Nation supporters?

From walking the streets of London with Tommy Robinson to going to luxury fashion shows in Italy, Pauline Hanson may be testing her supporters’...

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The Conversation

Michelle Grattan

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Josh Fraser’s decision not to apply for the Carlton senior coaching job he occupies as caretaker has been astute, if not inspired, and he and the...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Jake Niall

OpenAI's Odd New $70 ChatGPT Basketball and $230 Codex Micro Keyboard Mark Entry Into Hardware Market

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is stepping into physical retail with an unusual mix of products this week, rolling out a branded rubber...

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International Business Times

George Anton

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

How can something so influential so often show less ability than the most ill-informed human?

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Richard Glover

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Anthony Albanese’s speech marked a turning point in acknowledging that the technology is reshaping our nation at the macro level.

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The Age

The Herald's View

Pokemon TCG's New Pitch Black Set Launches With a $1,000 Mega Darkrai Card Topping Collectors' Wish Lists

Pokemon TCG's New Pitch Black Set Launches With a $1,000 Mega Darkrai Card Topping Collectors' Wish Lists

Pokémon Trading Card Game collectors are already chasing a handful of eye-popping price tags just as the franchise's newest expansion, Mega...

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International Business Times

Scott Lance

Hacked Suno Source Code Reveals AI Music Startup Scraped YouTube and Deezer, Bolstering Labels' Case

Hacked Suno Source Code Reveals AI Music Startup Scraped YouTube and Deezer, Bolstering Labels' Case

Hacked source code from AI music company Suno lists YouTube Music, Deezer and Genius among the platforms it scraped to build its artificial...

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International Business Times

George Anton

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Sir Jony Ive’s 30-year partnership with Apple was one of the world’s most lucrative collaborations. Their break-up could be similarly explosive.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

James Titcomb

Meghan Markle Returns to UK, Reunites With King Charles at Highgrove for the First Time in Four Years

Meghan Markle Returns to UK, Reunites With King Charles at Highgrove for the First Time in Four Years

Meghan Markle made her first trip back to the United Kingdom in four years earlier this month, reuniting privately with King Charles III at his...

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International Business Times

Jason Taylor

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Josh Fraser’s decision not to apply for the Carlton senior coaching job he occupies as caretaker has been astute, if not inspired, and he and the...

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WA Today

Jake Niall

Beijing’s message to the world’s tourists: come here and judge China for yourselves

Beijing’s message to the world’s tourists: come here and judge China for yourselves

Walk through central Beijing today and one thing quickly becomes apparent: foreigners are back. They are taking photos outside the Forbidden City and...

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The Guardian

Zichen Wang

The benefits of travel, not transit

The benefits of travel, not transit

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Business News

Marion Fulker

Pokémon TCG's 2026 Release Calendar Revealed, With Pitch Black Set Launching This Week Nationwide

Pokémon TCG's 2026 Release Calendar Revealed, With Pitch Black Set Launching This Week Nationwide

Pokémon Trading Card Game collectors have a packed remainder of 2026 ahead of them, with a new schedule detailing releases stretching from this...

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International Business Times

Scott Lance

Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws in July as AI Accelerates the Pace of Vulnerability Discovery

Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws in July as AI Accelerates the Pace of Vulnerability Discovery

Microsoft Patches a Record 570 Security Flaws in July as AI Accelerates the Pace of Vulnerability Discovery Microsoft released software updates...

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International Business Times

George Anton

Smart glasses are deeply creepy. Why are celebrities like Kylie Jenner endorsing them?

Smart glasses are deeply creepy. Why are celebrities like Kylie Jenner endorsing them?

Imagine if every time you left the house, you couldn’t be sure that the stranger you met at a bar – or even the person walking by you in the...

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The Guardian

Tayo Bero

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

How can something so influential so often show less ability than the most ill-informed human?

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Brisbane Times

Richard Glover

The World Cup has made America likeable again

The World Cup has made America likeable again

Despite Trump bending the rule book, co-hosting the event has also been a successful PR exercise in an era where global anti-Americanism is rising.

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Financial Review

The Afr View

Deery: Deeming may have lost her Libs candidacy but she hasn’t lost her voice

Deery: Deeming may have lost her Libs candidacy but she hasn’t lost her voice
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Herald Sun

Shannon Deery

Flag win window to a windfall

Flag win window to a windfall

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Business News

Tyson Beattie

Guns. And kids. Together. What could go wrong?

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Herald Sun

Patrick Carlyon

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Sir Jony Ive’s 30-year partnership with Apple was one of the world’s most lucrative collaborations. Their break-up could be similarly explosive.

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The Age

James Titcomb

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Sir Jony Ive’s 30-year partnership with Apple was one of the world’s most lucrative collaborations. Their break-up could be similarly explosive.

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Brisbane Times

James Titcomb

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

How can something so influential so often show less ability than the most ill-informed human?

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WA Today

Richard Glover

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Apple goes to war with the designer of the iPhone

Sir Jony Ive’s 30-year partnership with Apple was one of the world’s most lucrative collaborations. Their break-up could be similarly explosive.

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WA Today

James Titcomb

4DMedical Shares Plunge 15.57% to $3.20 as Volatile ASX Healthcare Stock's Wild Ride Continues This Week

4DMedical Shares Plunge 15.57% to $3.20 as Volatile ASX Healthcare Stock's Wild Ride Continues This Week

Shares of 4DMedical fell sharply again this week, dropping 15.57%, or 59 cents, to $3.20, extending a punishing stretch for one of the Australian...

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International Business Times

Mike Clair

England Pundits Say Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford Should Retire From International Duty After Argentina Exit

England Pundits Say Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford Should Retire From International Duty After Argentina Exit

Jordan Pickford's nine-year run as England's undisputed No. 1 goalkeeper should come to an end, according to a growing chorus of pundits in...

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International Business Times

Chris Walker

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

Will it be the referees, emerging playmakers and trends or the sidelined stars deciding your club’s finals fate?

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WA Today

Dan Walsh

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

The US president recently stacked his administration with temporary appointments of loyal friends, some with the explicit purpose of investigating...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Michael Koziol

Lucas Herbert Ties Historic Open Championship Scoring Record With Blistering 28 on Front Nine at Birkdale

Lucas Herbert Ties Historic Open Championship Scoring Record With Blistering 28 on Front Nine at Birkdale

Lucas Herbert produced one of the most explosive nine-hole stretches in major championship history Friday, firing a 6-under-par 28 on the front nine...

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International Business Times

Chris Walker

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Benji Marshall has been exposed to plenty of drama at the Wests Tigers. Will trying to find a playmaking heir apparent finally break him?

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Christian Nicolussi

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Try before you buy: Why Fraser’s no-strings audition suits him and the Blues

Josh Fraser’s decision not to apply for the Carlton senior coaching job he occupies as caretaker has been astute, if not inspired, and he and the...

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The Age

Jake Niall

EU Orders Google To Give Rival AI Assistants Same New Android Access As Gemini Under Antitrust Rules

EU Orders Google To Give Rival AI Assistants Same New Android Access As Gemini Under Antitrust Rules

BRUSSELS — The European Union issued two binding orders against Google on Thursday, requiring the company to open key parts of its Android operating...

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International Business Times

George Anton

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Benji Marshall has been exposed to plenty of drama at the Wests Tigers. Will trying to find a playmaking heir apparent finally break him?

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The Age

Christian Nicolussi

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

Will it be the referees, emerging playmakers and trends or the sidelined stars deciding your club’s finals fate?

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Dan Walsh

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Benji Marshall has been exposed to plenty of drama at the Wests Tigers. Will trying to find a playmaking heir apparent finally break him?

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WA Today

Christian Nicolussi

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail

Anthony Albanese’s speech marked a turning point in acknowledging that the technology is reshaping our nation at the macro level.

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Brisbane Times

The Herald's View

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Should Wests Tigers fans be worried they might lose Benji?

Benji Marshall has been exposed to plenty of drama at the Wests Tigers. Will trying to find a playmaking heir apparent finally break him?

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Brisbane Times

Christian Nicolussi

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

The US president recently stacked his administration with temporary appointments of loyal friends, some with the explicit purpose of investigating...

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Brisbane Times

Michael Koziol

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

The US president recently stacked his administration with temporary appointments of loyal friends, some with the explicit purpose of investigating...

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WA Today

Michael Koziol

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

Will it be the referees, emerging playmakers and trends or the sidelined stars deciding your club’s finals fate?

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The Age

Dan Walsh

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

The real NRL ladder, finals race and brutal injury tolls – explained in eight graphics

Will it be the referees, emerging playmakers and trends or the sidelined stars deciding your club’s finals fate?

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Brisbane Times

Dan Walsh

This story made me choke on my coffee, but I’d run it again

This story made me choke on my coffee, but I’d run it again

If you disagree with something you read in our Opinion pages, good. That’s the idea.

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The Age

Patrick Elligett

Ann Widdecombe’s death should make Britain ask itself: what sort of political culture do we want?

Ann Widdecombe’s death should make Britain ask itself: what sort of political culture do we want?

Ann Widdecombe was never one to hide from an argument. And she wasn’t afraid for her safety either. She scoffed at friends’ suggestions that she...

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The Guardian

Gaby Hinsliff

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

Trump lays the groundwork for emergency declaration ahead of midterms

The US president recently stacked his administration with temporary appointments of loyal friends, some with the explicit purpose of investigating...

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The Age

Michael Koziol

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

Are we supposed to be impressed by AI? It’s still so dumb

How can something so influential so often show less ability than the most ill-informed human?

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The Age

Richard Glover

Trump is rehashing old claims the 2020 election was stolen. His real aim: sowing doubt in the midterms

Trump is rehashing old claims the 2020 election was stolen. His real aim: sowing doubt in the midterms

The president claims election fraud is rife in the US. Instead of protecting electoral integrity, however, he is seeking to undermine it.

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The Conversation

Jean-Nicolas Bordeleau

LeBron James Calls Bronny His 'Former Teammate,' Fueling Speculation About His NBA Lakers Future Plans

LeBron James dropped a subtle hint this week about the future of his son, Bronny James, referring to him as his "former teammate" during a...

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International Business Times

Patrick Jordan

A big screen in every postcode? How World Cup fan zones could inspire Andy Burnham

A big screen in every postcode? How World Cup fan zones could inspire Andy Burnham

With the World Cup nearly over for another four years, it’s time to reflect on what a strange, sleepless reverie it’s been, and turn our attention...

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The Guardian

Dan Hancox