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A new layer of AI tech is turbocharging the fashion industry
Dynamic pricing is already changing the final cost of clothing. Some prices are rising, but others are falling. Source link
How this tiny town welcomed a 70-piece orchestra
The Sydney Youth Orchestras travelled to this tiny town to help inspire the local kids, but when they left, they were the ones who felt changed. Source link
Neanderthal infants were enormous compared with modern humans
A detailed analysis of the best-preserved Neanderthal infant skeleton ever found suggests that our ancient relatives grew much faster as young children Source link
Explosions as one of Australia's last oil refineries erupts in flames
An “unprecedented” fire has broken out at one of two remaining oil refineries producing fuel for Australians, with residents in parts of Geelong told to stay indoors due to smoke. Source link
At least nine dead, including eight children, in Türkiye school shooting
A boy, believed to be aged about 13, carried out the shooting in southeastern Türkiye, killing his fellow students and a teacher. It is the second school shooting in the country in two days. Source link
American YouTuber jailed in South Korea for being a public nuisance
A Seoul court found Johnny Somali displayed “severe” disrespect for South Korean law over a series of provocative stunts he live-streamed. Source link
Defence spending to climb by $53 billion as 'international norms' erode
Australia’s defence spending will climb by $53 billion over the next decade amid what the federal government says are “intensifying” global risks. Source link
NBN Co overestimates costs of providing better service
By up to 92 percent. Source link
Taylor's migration plan doesn't make much sense. It doesn't have to
More than a day after Angus Taylor unveiled the first plank of the Coalition’s long-awaited migration policy and many media interviews later, it’s still unclear what the opposition is actually proposing to change. Source link
Workers at embattled smelter face last payday amid calls for certainty
As what could be their last payday looms, an alliance of unions says more should be done to ensure stability for 200 workers at Australia’s only manganese smelter. Source link