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3D mapping reveals why only one country can bomb Iran's Fordow nuclear bunker

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Deep below a mountain in Iran sits a once-secret uranium enrichment facility which is threatening to drag the United States into the Israel-Iran conflict.

Even visitors from snowy countries realise Australian winters feel too cold

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Article is a 7 minute read.

Tourists are stunned to discover they were warmer back in a country that's blanketed by snow for months of the year.

Around 3,000 go nude for 'energising' winter solstice dip in Hobart

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Thousands of people have celebrated the shortest day of the year by taking a nude plunge in the freezing waters of Hobart.

'This is going to be very, very disruptive': Employers issue warning on AI

Tech start-up founder Julian Fayed with new staff member Tien Hung Nguyen.
Article is a 7 minute read.

While overall employment is holding up, there are increasing signs that artificial intelligence is eating away at opportunities in some parts of the job market, especially for entry-level white-collar work.

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Pristine Antarctic clouds hold clues to climate model blind spots

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Scientists are venturing to the Southern Ocean to study clouds and the world's cleanest air to better understand climate change and the impact of human activity on the Earth's atmosphere.

'Persistent loneliness' in a city full of people looking for friends

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Article is a 5 minute read.

When masters student Kinneret Pezarkar moved to Canberra from Mumbai, she found making friends a challenge despite being surrounded by other students who had left their support networks behind.

In the outback, 7,000 beanies — and one made of dog fur — are stealing the show

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Article is a 4 minute read.

An intricate hot air balloon beanie and a woolly hat made entirely from dog fur are among the almost 7,000 creations on display at this year's Alice Springs Beanie Festival.

Foster mum who raised 280 kids now helps people with cost of living

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Article is a 4 minute read.

As the nation tackles a cost-of-living crisis, community heroes like Roylene Robinson are supporting others struggling to make ends meet.

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A matchmaker's verdict on Materialists and his advice for singles

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ABC News gave the CEO and lead matchmaker at Bachelors Inc, Joseph Dixon an assignment — watch Materialists. Here's what he thinks of the movie, and he shares his advice for singles wanting to meet that perfect match.

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