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Rhiannon Stevens

Rhiannon Stevens

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    'Lost that side of myself': Generation pandemic set to face Year 12 exams

    They started high school as the world went into lockdown, interrupting their young lives at a pivotal moment. Now they’re graduating year 12 and figuring out what to do next.
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    Creating deepfakes has never been easier, so what should parents do?

    Some parents may feel distressed and ill-equipped to tackle the issue of image-based abuse and deepfakes. This is what to watch out for. 
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    One woman's mission to rewild our cities

    Kylie Soanes says urban development should not come at the expense of nature and there's no reason why we should not spot a fairy wren on the way to the bus stop.
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    Australia has a problem with 'space creep' and it could be driving ...

    Amid a housing crisis and a quest to decarbonise, some Australians are asking how much space they really need to live well. 
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    What we know so far about the US bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities

    The strikes are a major escalation, bringing the US directly into war with Iran. 
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    As property prices rise, these families are thinking outside the box

    As more Australians rely on family to enter the housing market, the backyard of mum and dad is becoming an appealing option. 
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    Why the Mexican flag has taken over the streets of LA

    Small protests have since spread to other parts of the US. But few are surprised that the fiercest resistance to Trump’s immigrant deportation plan started in Los Angeles.
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    Inside the nondescript concrete cubes that keep the world online

    Data centres whirr away, critical to so much of our daily lives, yet they don't often make the headlines. But that is starting to change.
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    Shein and Temu are adapting to Trump's tariffs, but it's not good n...

    Online retail giants Shein and Temu will likely adapt their business models in the face of Trump's tariffs, but its not good news for those fighting fast fashion.
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    Why Trump and his allies have Wikipedia in their sights

    In an age of polarisation and AI, the free online encyclopedia's very existence could be at stake.
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    How an empty building in Melbourne's CBD was transformed into a home

    In the middle of a housing crisis, when a sizeable amount of commercial real estate is sitting vacant, the Make Room project is billed as a blueprint for giving under-utilised buildings new life as residential spaces - and lowering carbon emissions in the process.