Is today the day the music dies?
Australia’s live music scene is already suffering, but AI-generated music could put the industry under even more pressure
Is today the day the music dies?
Australia’s live music scene is already suffering, but AI-generated music could put the industry under even more pressure
This policy could make women’s super more vulnerable to financial abuse
Australia’s opposition says early access to superannuation is an election policy for the party’s campaign. But we’ve already seen it makes women vulnerable to economic abuse
Are universities part of the populism problem?
Universities are drivers of educated debate, so with democracy in crisis amid rising populism and inequality, what have they been doing?
If your dog is overweight, you probably are too
Our pets are getting fatter, and the blame lies with us as we humanise and treat our pets as equals
Saving the secrets of the jars of Laos
The mysterious Plain of Jars in Laos, which is giving archaeologists clues to an ancient civilisation, has just joined the list of UNESCO World Heritage protected sites
5 things you didn’t realise you need to know about perimenopause
One woman having a perimenopausal hot flush on live TV has started a national conversation about normalising the symptoms
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