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Midlife could be your brain’s last line of defence, with mounting evidence showing the habits you build in your 30s to 60s may dramatically shape your risk of dementia decades later.
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Midlife habits that could make or break your brain health

Midlife could be your brain’s last line of defence, with mounting evidence showing the habits you build in your 30s to 60s may dramatically shape your risk of dementia decades later.

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South Australia has confirmed its first case of H5 bird flu, with authorities addressing the media with more details.

Australian state confirms first H5 bird flu case

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WA Agriculture and Food Minister Jackie Jarvis confirmed the result of preliminary testing of a migratory sea bird found in the Quindalup area of WA’s South West

Third suspected case of bird flu detected in WA

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It is without doubt one of US President Donald Trump’s most extraordinary claims yet — suggesting an unnamed experimental drug can bring the dead back to life.

Trump’s astonishing claim about drug that ‘revives the dead’

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The Netherlands two years ago legalised assisted dying for terminally sick children aged from one to 12 years.

Child under 12 completes voluntary assisted dying

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Education

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Pauline Hanson’s plan for international students could make it harder for Australians to get an Uber or book a restaurant, a higher education expert says.

Hanson’s student visa plan could wipe out Uber, cafe staff

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The Albanese Government will provide $18.2 million over four years to prevent technology failures from marring NAPLAN tests

Albo splashes $18m to stop NAPLAN tech fails

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Major data breach rocks Aussie schools, unis

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The real reason parents send their kids to private schools.

Why parents really send their kids to private schools

Education
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Climate Change

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Liberal backbencher Philip Ruddock reacts during House of Representatives Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra, Monday, Feb. 8, 2016. Veteran Liberal MP Philip Ruddock will not seek re-endorsement for preselection in the seat of Berowra at the next federal election.

Ruddock warns Liberals to heed lessons on migration, climate

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Pacific Island leaders including Australias Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (front row, 2nd from right) pose for the family photo in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

PM says he’ll ‘act in Australia’s interest’ on gas project

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The Minister for Climate Change and Energy faces an uphill battle with businesses over his emission targets.

Chris Bowen preps to unveil 2035 emission target

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The Albanese Government is blocking out the 'noise' of climate change denialists.

‘Doesn’t influence policy’: Labor’s blunt renewables message

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Science

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Cats could help scientists better understand human cancer.

Cats could help scientists better understand human cancer

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An expansive area of well below-average ocean temperatures lingering in the North Atlantic has sparked fears in Greenland and Iceland of a chilling climate crisis for Arctic nations.
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‘Urgent attention’: Blob sparks fear of deep freeze doomsday

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14 per cent of those studied said they would not see a physician, opting to use a chatbot instead.

Using an AI chatbot for medical advice? Read this first

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FILE — A pigeon, likely expecting food, pokes its head inside the home of Tina Piña Trachtenberg, known as Mother Pigeon, in Brooklyn, April 22, 2025. A new study leads scientists to wonder whether people set out to domesticate pigeons or the process occurred naturally as pigeons “colonized” human environments. (Angelina Katsanis/The New York Times)

Pigeons and humans have a longer history than you think

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Technology

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A major tech outage has struck, impacting users in Australia, the UK and the US.
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Major tech outage strikes Australia, UK, US

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Chief executive Tim Cook said Apple price hikes were ‘unavoidable’.

Apple says price hike ‘unavoidable’ because of AI boom

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Australians face having their bank and retirement savings stolen as hackers in rogue nations like North Korea are able to use AI to inflict more cyber attacks, security experts have warned following a warning from the banking regulator.

Why foreign hackers are stealing Aussie’s retirement savings

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A 15-year-old girl is fighting for life after reportedly taking part in a viral online challenge, prompting urgent warnings from doctors and her devastated family. WARNING: Distressing content.

Teen left brain dead after viral social media challenge

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