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Why has support for One Nation surged since the election, and will it last?

Polling has support for One Nation somewhere between 10 and 14 per cent, much higher than during the federal election. 
Pauline Hanson sipping from a beer at the launch party. An Australian flag hanging in the background.

Dave Franco film Together pulled from China over AI censorship controversy

A film starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie, Together, is pulled from China after AI censorship of a queer couple in early screenings.
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Jordan Brunoli on 'terrifying' reality of living with stage 4 cancer

At 29, Australian musician Jordan Brunoli was diagnosed with incurable cancer. He says he's terrified of what comes next.
Bugs band member Jordan Brunoli in his home in Brisbane

TGA approves a new brain stimulation device for treating depression

Some international users of Flow Neuroscience's device have labelled the wearable tech as a game-changer in treating depression, but not everyone is convinced.
A woman wears a device on her head with two pads that send electrodes into her brain.

Australian man encouraged to murder his father by AI chatbot

Experts are calling for new regulations on artificial intelligence chatbots, after a triple j hack investigation uncovered a disturbing example of a chatbot encouraging a man to murder his father while engaging in paedophilic role-play. 
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Why are musicians and listeners boycotting Spotify?

A growing number of artists and users are leaving Spotify. What's changed with the streaming giant? And what comes next?
Daniel Ek, co-founder and CEO of music streaming service Spotify on stage gesturing with the Spotify logo and signage behind him

'I'll walk with you': Mitch Brown's message to next queer AFL player

When AFL player Mitch Brown openly came out as the first bisexual man in AFL history, he wasn't expecting the guilt that followed. While the 36-year-old has "no regrets", he admits he's disappointed by the lack of support from some within the AFL.
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Advocates call for more genetic screening for disease risks

Researchers say one in 50 young people aged 18 to 40 have genetic variants that put them at risk of developing cancer or heart problems.
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'I couldn't buy groceries': Luke Bateman admits 'debilitating' gambling addiction

When Luke Bateman was at the peak of his NRL career in 2019, his life outwardly exemplified the dream of many young Australian men, but the reality was much grimmer.
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How cutting diplomatic ties with Tehran has affected Australia's Iranian community

The shock expulsion of the Iranian ambassador to Australia has caused a ripple effect through three different communities here, with many fearful of Tehran's power on foreign soil.
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More young people are reporting coercive control from peers

Support service Kids Helpline has received more than 1,000 reports from young people of abusive and controlling behaviour from peers, including friends.
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Are online telehealth sites legit? The government warns of an 'increasing risk'

Telehealth websites have exploded in popularity since the pandemic. But the federal government is worried of an "increasing risk" of putting profit over patient care. So what are the risks?
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Young Australian hospitalised after ChatGPT use

An investigation by triple j hack uncovers allegations of young people in Australia being sexually harassed and even encouraged to take their own life by AI chatbots.
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Free courses, more paid pracs: How uni could become fairer, more accessible

The government's pre-election pledge to cut student loans by 20 per cent proved incredibly popular with voters. But will it help to fix issues in the tertiary education system?
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Naomi says this welfare test is stopping her finding love

A common welfare test has been labelled "prehistoric" and linked to financial abuse. So why is it so controversial?
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