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Centralian Eisteddfod seeking funding support amid future uncertainty
The Centralian Eisteddfod Council has raised the alarm about funding challenges, which could mean the event will cease after next year. Source link
Trump appointees push for $250 note featuring US president's face
The decision will be made by the US House and Senate, but reports say Donald Trump’s supporters are pushing to expedite the process. Source link
What the fight over London data centre plans tells us about the AI backlash
Last year in the US alone, projects collectively worth $200 billion were scuppered or delayed as communities protested the construction of new data centres promised to deliver the AI of the future. Source link
'Horror night' of airstrikes leaves people in southern Lebanon fearing what's next
New waves of missile strikes and vast advisories from the Israeli government to evacuate have left residents in Lebanon’s south uncertain of where to turn. Source link
White House asks Americans to report their neighbours as 'aliens'
The website features a space-inspired background but its real purpose is to highlight the work of ICE. Source link
'Everyone thought Sinner would win': French Open upset stuns tennis world
It seemed a foregone conclusion Jannik Sinner would win the French Open, which is why his meltdown amid the Paris heat wave was so unexpected. Source link
Philosopher tasked with keeping Australians safe from AI
A philosopher and Royal Australian Air Force reservist has been chosen to lead the federal government’s efforts to keep Australians safe from the harms of AI. Source link
This comedian has 1.7m followers. He doesn't think it's real
As a comedian with legions of fans on social media, Will Gibb wishes he didn’t still feel the need to legitimise himself. But he does. Source link
Australian star's injury hell continues as Giro comes too soon
Sarah Gigante, who finished third at last year’s Giro d’Italia Women, will not take to the start line on Saturday after succumbing to a leg injury, continuing her horror run of injury. Source link
Amazon sued over alleged button battery safety failure in kids backpacks
The consumer watchdog is suing Amazon alleging it sold children’s unicorn backpacks on its online marketplace that failed to comply with mandatory button battery safety warnings. Source link