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Chinese AI helping Iran target US forces with 'incredible precision'
Chinese satellite images enhanced by artificial intelligence could help Iran target US and allied forces to within a third of a square metre, military analysts say. Source link
Outback tourist pub had two visitors this Easter amid fuel price pinch
Just two tourists have stopped at the iconic Pink Roadhouse during the Easter weekend, as travellers reconsidered their Easter weekend plans due to rising fuel costs. Source link
Battling Bombers stare down unwanted record
Essendon cannot do anything but stay galvanised as they stare down the demoralising prospect of notching a club-record 18th consecutive defeat, coach Brad Scott has said. Source link
Graham Arnold mobbed by Iraq fans celebrating World Cup qualification
Former Socceroos coach has received a hero’s welcome at Sydney Airport after helping Iraq qualify for its first FIFA World Cup in 40 years. Source link
Britain has become a broken, poverty-riddled 'living nightmare'
London. It’s the epicentre of Britain but without it the UK’s GDP is equivalent to the poorest state in the US. And one fifth of the total population is living in poverty. Source link
No Bluesfest? No worries as stars come out to wow Byron Easter crowds
There was no Bluesfest, but thousands of music fans still packed venues across the Byron Shire over the Easter long weekend. Source link
Maguire faces a Broncos first amid injury crisis
Brisbane coach Michael Maguire is facing a brand new selection challenge against North Queensland with Ben Hunt, Adam Reynolds and Reece Walsh set to be absent at the same time. Source link
How selectors hope to handle Australia's aging team ahead of away Ashes
Australia’s aging men’s cricket side is not about to “drop off” in performance, but the chairman of selectors says expectations should be managed as the squad goes through a change in the near future. Source link
Marshall questions penalty against Tigers despite Eels star's ugly ankle injury
As the Eels grapple with another potentially season-ending injury to Bailey Simonsson, Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall says he is not even sure the tackle that led to it was worth a penalty. Source link
'I hate points': Gunston's last-second behind helps Hawthorn claim thriller
Hawthorn’s Jack Gunston kicks a behind in the dying seconds to defeat Geelong by one point in an Easter Monday classic. Source link