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Sydney hip hop champion to speak at French parliament

WHEN Sydney youth hip-hop pioneer Vyvienne Abla takes the stage at parliament house in France it won’t be to bust a rhyme.




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He was clinically dead for 40 minutes

Graeme Webb was clinically dead for more than 40 minutes. A year on, the Hammondville man who has been dubbed the Miracle Man, relives his story and talks about how life has changed.




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Where to vote on election day

Find out where to vote on election day in the seats of Banks, Barton, Watson and Blaxland. There are also a couple of election day stalls, where you can buy a snag or two




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Get ready for the meat sweats

IS this the ultimate meatlover challenge? A giant 1kg porterhouse tomahawk steak served on the bone — it’s the kind of meal that would make a vegan weep.




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Millie Moss’ design gets a guernsey

NOT only is Millie Moss a keen Aussie rules player, but at eight years of age she’s got design flair beyond her years.




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Sydney’s best rat run still open

POLICE have failed to stop any daring drivers taking their chances on Sydney’s best illegal rat run, cutting a 7km commute to the city to just 330m.




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Teenage boy hit by taxi in Greenacre

A 14-year-old boy is in hospital after being hit by a taxi at Greenacre on Monday.




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‘I pray every night that I can help people’

A 92-year-old war widow who devotes her days to serving others has received a generous gift from local business owners who arranged to have her house repainted and she gave them a hand.




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Funding for new school at north Kellyville

A NEW primary school will be built in North Kellyville in the next four years, state Budget papers reveal.




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20-storey towers planned for Castle Hill

TWO towers up to 20 storeys tall could be built in Castle Hill, next to the heritage listed Garthowen House.




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Hornsby police briefs

NSW police began an investigation after reports emerged of an alleged axe attack and kidnapping in Hornsby last week.




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Plight for street safety on track

The “extreme” need for a footpath on Manor Rd in Hornsby was finally heard by the council who will fast track a decision by 20 years.




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Gay marriage splits contenders

We posed some big questions to the Liberal and Labor contenders for Bennelong, John Alexander and Lyndal Howison, ahead of the Federal Election.




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Glorious win for plucky Mariners

AT THE site of their last clean sheet more than 593 days and 36 A-League matches ago, the Mariners have kept Perth Glory scoreless to record a 2-0 win at Central Coast Stadium last night.




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Phoenix climb over lowly Mariners

IT WAS a case of déjà vu for the Central Coast across the ditch on Saturday, as Wellington ran riot against a young Mariners side to register a 3-0 win in Waikato.




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On the way up

TEAM captain Tim Schofield says the future is bright for Central Coast Surf Lifesaving after another strong showing at the NSW Interbranch Championships over the weekend.




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Worker ‘stole $1.8m from employer’

A HARDWARE supply company worker on the northern beaches has been charged with defrauding his employer out of $1.8 million over four years.




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Unmarked by sands of time

PERHAPS the most pleasing thing about the differences between the older picture of Newport Beach and the one taken this week is how few there are.




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Youth focus for Greens

WARRINGAH Greens candidate Clara Williams Roldan says as many as one-third of young voters will vote for the Greens because the major parties have ignored youth issues.




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Have tea with a charity beauty queen

Matilda Finnegan is inviting locals for an afternoon tea which she hopes will help land her a place in a top beauty contest




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Two tiny turtles recover from storm smashing

The two turtles were rescued by locals and are now being cared for before being released. Long neck turtle Cara Mi-shell and terrapin Squirt were both discovered on beaches.




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Barry’s squad of champions

FOR three years, Barry Costa has been the co-ordinator of Brothers Penrith Junior Rugby Leagues Club’s Try Time program.




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Wisdom beyond his years

ISAIAH Lazaro is really two champions — one for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one for the anti-bullying cause.




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Boxer inspires young men to turn lives around

KING Davidson is a man on a mission — to act as a role model for kids doing it tough.




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Gymnast has a clear ring of confidence

SOCCER and rugby league might dominate sport in the western suburbs but Quakers Hill’s Logan Owen’s skill is executed impressively in the gymnastics arena.




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Junior Sports Star: Ready for origin

MARBAM Wichmann has earned selection in the NSW under-12 rugby league team for a mini Origin-style clash against Queensland.




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Young batsman’s climb up the ladder

At just 16, Thomas has made cricketing history.




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Top-level play for young Oztag player

It began as an informal exercise to maintain their skills and keep fit during the off-season, but evolved to become a competitive pursuit for young Zack Pound.




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Young blues player is having a ball

Greenacre resident William Fine Paiaaua Kei, 16, scored the winning try for the Under-16s NSW side in the curtain-raiser for the first grade match.




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Teen eyes Golden Gloves boxing glory

“I don’t know how I kept going I just know why I did.” - Omer Mustafa fasted for 12 hours a day during Ramadan but the 15-year-old boxer from Liverpool still got up and trained twice a day.




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The mainstream media was 2024’s other big loser. Is there any path forward? |Opinion




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GitHub - dandavison/delta: A syntax-highlighting pager for git

jaygooby starred dandavison/delta




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I’m a neurology ICU nurse. The creep of AI in our hospitals terrifies me

The healthcare landscape is changing fast thanks to the introduction of artificial intelligence. These technologies have shifted decision-making power away from nurses and on to the robots. Michael Kennedy, who works as a neuro-intensive care nurse in San Diego, believes AI could destroy nurses’ intuition, skills, and training. The result being that patients are left




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Security Engineering

A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems




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M4 Mac mini's efficiency is incredible




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Make it Yourself




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Why you're bad at giving feedback

"Feedback is a gift…" or so they say. But are your gifts useful, or are they more like the third pair of socks you get at Christmas? Delivering…




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Journalism's fight for survival in a postliterate democracy

On Friday night, after I appeared on Alex Wagner’s MSNBC show to talk about my essay “Lessons on media policy at the slaughter-bench of history,” the number of subscribers to this newsletter exploded and nearly doubled overnight. via Pocket




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Big oil firms knew of dire effects of fossil fuels as early as 1950s, memos show




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Improving Steam Client stability on Linux: setenv and multithreaded environments - TTimo's blog




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Our mistake was to think we lived in a better country than we do | Rebecca Solnit | The Guardian




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On Typesetting Engines: A Programmer's Perspective




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Why I Will Always Be Angry About Software Engineering




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Authoritarians like Trump love fear, defeatism, surrender. Do not give them what they want




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Francis Fukuyama: what Trump unleashed means for America

Republican is inaugurating a new era in US politics and perhaps for the world as a whole




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ironcalc/IronCalc: Main engine of the IronCalc ecosystem

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42095292




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Opinion | Democrats Could Have Won. Our Excuses Mask a Devastating Reality. - The New York Times

a 1% change in several swing states...




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ActivityBot

A simple framework for hosting bots on the Fediverse




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'FYI. A Warrant Isn’t Needed': Secret Service Says You Agreed To Be Tracked With Location Data

"The emails provide deeper insight into the agency’s use of Locate X, a powerful surveillance capability that allows law enforcement officials to follow a phone, and person’s, precise movements over time at the click of a mouse." "Locate X is made by a company called Babel Street."




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Is It Okay to Illegally Stream Movies?