Tuesday, January 10, 2023 Tweets Archive Recent news

The Australian • BEN WYATT • January 10, 2023 • theaustralian.com.au
Time for us to vote for legislation on a voice
The demand for unanimity has always been the enemy for Aboriginal Australia.
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The Guardian • Caitlin Cassidy • January 10, 2023 • theguardian.com
Australian universities to return to ‘pen and paper’ exams after students caught using AI to write essays
Australia’s leading universities say redesign of how students are assessed is ‘critical’ in the face of a revolution in computer-generated text
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The New Daily • Michael Pascoe • January 10, 2023 • thenewdaily.com.au
Liberal Party unable to be honest with itself, let alone nation
“If you can’t be honest with yourself, you can’t be honest with anyone.” That little homily is playing out for the federal Liberal Party.
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The Washington Post • Elizabeth Dwoskin • January 9, 2023 • washingtonpost.com
Come to the ‘war cry party’: How social media helped drive mayhem in Brazil
Just like with Donald Trump's defeat in 2020, supporters of Jair Bolsanaro used social media, particularly Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, to fuel the anger that exploded on Sunday in Brasília.
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Samuel Oakford@samueloakford
Elon Musk fired Twitter's entire staff in Brazil except a few salespeople.
Among those fired: "eight people who moderated content on the platform in order to catch posts that broke its rules against incitement to violence and misinformation."
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January 9, 2023
The Sydney Morning Herald • Daniel Brettig • January 9, 2023 • smh.com.au
‘The Legends’: How PM Morrison cosied up to Pat Cummins
Then-prime minister Scott Morrison added Pat Cummins to a private WhatsApp group called “The Legends” with himself and ex-Australian coach Justin Langer.
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The Guardian • Adam Morton, Peter Hannam • January 10, 2023 • theguardian.com
Australia’s big polluters must cut emissions by nearly 5% a year, but can use offsets to get there
Plan that is key to Albanese government’s 2030 target will focus on emissions intensity to encourage cleaner practices rather than cutting production
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Axios • Rebecca Falconer • January 9, 2023 • axios.com
Australian official: Climate change making historic floods more frequent and "less natural"
There's "absolutely" a link between global warming and the flooding in Western Australia's Kimberly region, government minister says.
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Mark Ogge@MarkOgge
Great that Chris Bowen highlights climate change is making floods like this worse.
So presumably Government will announce an immediate halt to fracking in the Kimberly that could add literally Billions of tonnes of emissions to the atmosphere #auspol
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January 10, 2023
Australian Financial Review • Tom McIlroy • January 9, 2023 • afr.com
Refugees helping to solve skill shortages in regional areas
A pilot program for community-sponsored refugee arrivals, which is helping address skilled labour shortages around the country, is gaining traction.
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Community Refugee Sponsorship Australia@CRSA_Aus
Refugees have valuable skills and can make enormous contributions to our economy and communities with the support of everyday Australians through programs like the CRISP - as highlighted in this @FinancialReview story by @TomMcIlroy (subscriber only) afr.com/politics/feder…
January 10, 2023
The Saturday Paper • Marcia Langton • January 7, 2023 • thesaturdaypaper.com.au
Fighting for a Voice
It is eight months since Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used his victory speech to promise his government would implement in full the Uluru Statement from the Heart. What has transpired since is less the dialogue he hoped for and more two separate monologues. In one monologue, advocates for the Voice, myself included, set out a vision for a reconciled Australia in which First
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Professor Dr Megan Davis@mdavisqlder
This essay on the constitutional Voice is one of the best things I've read in a long time. Clever, thoughtful, factual by one of our greatest thinkers Professor Marcia Langton. @SatPaper⁩ thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opinion/topic/…
January 7, 2023
The Times • Ben Ellery • January 9, 2023 • thetimes.co.uk
Social media companies profit from misery spread by misogynistic influencers
TikTok and YouTube are profiting from a new wave of British influencers producing misogynistic content that domestic abuse campaigners have warned is radicalis
The Sydney Morning Herald • Alexandra Smith • January 10, 2023 • smh.com.au
Elliott will stay out of pokies debate because son works for gaming giant
The senior NSW frontbencher has told Premier Dominic Perrottet he will excuse himself from cabinet discussions on cashless gaming.
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The Guardian • Caitlin Cassidy • January 10, 2023 • theguardian.com
When I went through a breakup in my late 20s, I became a walking cliche
I became the person who listens to podcasts called Heal your Heartbreak. I Googled the ages of celebrities when they had their first kids
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Crikey • Michael Bradley • January 10, 2023 • crikey.com.au
Dutton's letter demanding Voice detail fuels lies and division. Is anyone surprised?
The opposition leader's letter to the prime minister ignores the reality of the Voice proposal — and even plans tabled by his own colleague.
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Crikey • Stephen Mayne • January 10, 2023 • crikey.com.au
Despite reform push, Labor is still married to the gambling industry
Much-needed reform to Australia's gambling industry saw positive signs in 2022, yet Labor still has its fingers in the cookie jar.
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Michael Koziol • January 10, 2023 • smh.com.au
‘VIP Lounge’ pokies signs outside pubs may breach City of Sydney rules
The council said flashing signs advertising gaming rooms were installed without consent and may be removed.
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The Guardian • Royce Kurmelovs • January 10, 2023 • theguardian.com
Winning bidders of ‘despicable’ Nazi memorabilia urged to donate items to Sydney Jewish Museum
SS paraphernalia and an album of 500 photos from concentration camps which sold for $25,000 among items at Queensland auction
The New York Times • Julia Moskin • January 9, 2023 • nytimes.com
Noma, Rated the World’s Best Restaurant, Is Closing Its Doors
The Copenhagen chef René Redzepi says fine dining at the highest level, with its grueling hours and intense workplace culture, has hit a breaking point: “It’s unsustainable.”
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Nick Bonyhady • January 10, 2023 • smh.com.au
More than 1600 shared bikes abandoned after company fails
The bicycles are sitting on city streets and in warehouses after Mobike, also known as Onyahbike, went under last year.
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The Guardian • Josh Taylor • January 10, 2023 • theguardian.com
Scam Facebook ads using fake images of PM Albanese being ‘arrested’ removed from site
Social media page pushing 51 fake ads featuring Australian prime minister and attracting up to 15,000 views each taken down by Meta for ‘violating policies’

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