'Damoclean sword': Michaela Banerji is still fighting after five years. The former Immigration Department official said her sacking after a tweet "drove a stake" through her.
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"Xi's world order - July 2024" (Economics and speculative fiction - a sampling from this week's Economist)
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The federal government's My Health Record system is capable of storing genomic information, which could turbocharge medical research but has intensified privacy and security fears
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The age that women have babies: How a gap divides America
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Losing Earth: The decade we almost stopped climate change
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The James Webb Space Telescope and NASA's culture of optimism
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Google struggles to contain employee backlash over China censorship plans
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Trump and allies seek end to refugee status for millions of Palestinians
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'Insulting': Women's footy pioneer Susan Alberti slams proposed shorter AFLW season
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The NRA says it’s in deep financial trouble, may be ‘unable to exist’
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What do 90-somethings regret most?
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Thailand's cave boys leave Buddhist temple, but stay out of spotlight
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More tech jobs in Toronto than in the Bay Area
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The rise of the sci-fi novella: All the imagination, none of the burden
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Disney sold streaming/broadcast rights for Star Wars movies to Turner in 2016 and may not be able to offer them on its own service until 2024
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Foodora announced on Thursday it would stop operating in Australia by the end of August
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Invasion of big, voracious lizards threatens US South
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Plastic toys vs plastic bags: Coles' Little Shop drove Australian bag backflip
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Letters to the editor in response to "Motherhood in the Age of Fear"
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My Health concessions 'woefully inadequate', says former Australian Medical Association president
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Losing Earth: The decade we almost stopped climate change
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Everything bad about Facebook is bad for the same reason
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Australia's Coles caves and will give away free plastic bags indefinitely
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A sociologist examines the “white fragility” that prevents white Americans from confronting racism
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Alex Jones, pursued over falsehoods, faces a legal crossroads
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Ethics questions arise as genetic testing of embryos increases
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11,000 Wikileaks Twitter DMs have just been published for anyone to read
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Inside the life of the world's first self-driving teen
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Hidden power: Sydney dump to turn plastic into fuel
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Australians are 'rightly' concerned about trusting My Health Record, says Privacy Commissioner
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How a notorious gangster was exposed by his own sister
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How an ex-cop rigged McDonald’s Monopoly game and stole millions
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How Aussie flat whites and smashed avocado have taken New York
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Pope accepts resignation of archbishop Philip Wilson
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The Arctic is melting. Here’s why cooperation and diplomacy get so complicated.
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Australian drivers in revolt over 'pay cuts' as Uber faces new competition
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How an ex-cop rigged McDonald’s Monopoly game and stole millions
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Slack is acquiring (and discontinuing) HipChat and Stride from Atlassian
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US is unprepared for the health challenges of climate change, experts warn
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US Congress demands Jeff Bezos explain Amazon’s face recognition software
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Motherhood in the age of fear
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Yes, Hellmann’s has frozen over. Mayonnaise ice cream is here.
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Catalog of Fania Records, the Motown of latin music, is sold
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Man of letters: What I learned about America, and myself, working as a mail carrier
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As Carr fire kills two in California, firefighters reflect on a job now ‘twice as violent’
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SpaceX’s secret weapon is Gwynne Shotwell
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Target’s CBGB tribute draws backlash, followed by an apology
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Facebook is the first company to see its market cap drop by over 100 billion USD in one day
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Koala group to take Queensland government to court over 'politically sanctioned extinction'
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The world economy runs on GPS. It needs a backup plan.
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