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Is Queue Jumping the New Business Class?
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #75
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Airport Lounges on the Decline But Aussies are Still Keen
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #70
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The subtle art of Low Friction Extraction
Gwynn EARL
· Edition #76
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Only the Lonely
Peter HEPENSTALL
· Edition #75
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Why do we only see adult pigeons? Am I right?
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #75
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Do you dislike someone you used to like? New brain research explains why.
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #74
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Is Wi-Fi secretly mapping you? Err, yes, it is.
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #74
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A 245-million-year-old fossil with its stomach intact has been found. Here’s what we know.
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #75
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Family Snow Days: 3 Easy Australian Alpine Escapes
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #67
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Some things are more important than the game
Leroy MURRAY
· Edition #64
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Airbus vs. Boeing: Same Physics, Very Different Philosophy
Jacob WOODS
· Edition #76
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Have you ever said "G'day" to an AI?
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #71
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The First 5 Kilometres - How Running Changes More Than Your Fitness
Christine BERNARD
· Edition #67
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Why do people speed up when you try to overtake them?
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #76
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Under the Radar – Australia’s Looming ICE Age
Sudo NYM
· Edition #61
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The Other Panopticon – Synopsis
Harry P Russell
· Edition #62
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Passionate Writers Wanted
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #63
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Confessions of a Pub Trivia Addict and Why You Should Be One Too
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #73
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Scanning and destroying millions of rare books to feed Large Language Models is the perfect dystopian metaphor for the AI age
Adam TURNER
· Edition #72
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Why Great Public Art Is an Investment, Not an Expense
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #68
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Solving The Media Problem
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #10
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To Do or Not To Do
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #75
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Australia's long history of ridiculous wars
Gwynn EARL
· Edition #70
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The doorway effect: Why your brain forgets why you walked into a room
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #75
25
More Than Bingo and Buffets: Why Modern Cruise Ships are Much More Than Floating RSLs
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #76
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Swinging voters are the glue that holds democracy together
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #61
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Demons Rise in Bloody Upset
Gwynn EARL
· Edition #72
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Wild Weekends: 4 Aussie Animal Escapes for Families
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #71
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Can AI-powered Dr Google outsmart your doctors?
Adam TURNER
· Edition #75
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From Digital Wallet to Boarding Gate: Emirates Now Accepts Crypto
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #72
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Healthy Winter Entertaining Made Easy (With Recipes to Prove it)
Gwen Luscombe
· Edition #69
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Addiction
Peter HEPENSTALL
· Edition #70
33
The ChatGPT Lawsuit Crisis
Savera IRSHAD
· Edition #65
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The Honk of the Golden Goose
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #63
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Whose drones are buzzing our sensitive military bases?
Sudo NYM
· Edition #76
36
Are Australians Drinking Less?
Christine BERNARD
· Edition #69
37
Political Killjoys
Sudo NYM
· Edition #66
38
The List
Peter HEPENSTALL
· Edition #69
39
The Other Panopticon (1a)
Harry P Russell
· Edition #63
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AI is causing synaptic pruning in our brains, and it’s a concern.
Ella LAYNEY
· Edition #63
41
War, Accountability, and the Illusion of Power
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #37
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The Tooth Fairy is coming to Victoria!
Gwynn EARL
· Edition #74
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The Funny Thing About Attention Spans
Gwynn EARL
· Edition #69
44
The House They Called Texas
Steven A. Sesselmann
· Edition #69
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Beyond the Pale
Sudo NYM
· Edition #62
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The quest to see The Odyssey at IMAX shows Australians will still get off the couch for an epic viewing experience
Adam TURNER
· Edition #71
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Four Simple Strategies for Reducing Food Waste
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #77
48
Don't Miss These Upcoming Musicals
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #72
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The Other Panopticon (2a)
Harry P Russell
· Edition #67
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Public Infrastructure Should be Functional and Beautiful
Lauren KATULKA
· Edition #75