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Annual international rugby sevens event wows crowd

THE sun was out on an extremely­ hot third annual Fisher’s Ghost International Rugby Sevens event on Saturday.




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Roseville pups ready to prove doubters wrong

It pits the best young shire cricketers against each other - but with an average age of just 18, Roseville are out to show they’re no pushover.




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FootGolf arrives on the north shore

The popular new sport FootGolf borrows from two of Australia’s favourite games to create an entirely new challenge.




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Movie stardom beckons for Chatswood martial artist John Gill

Step aside Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee, the world could potentially have a new martial arts movie star and he is from the north shore.




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Lane Cove Masters’ swimmer claims gold at Pan Pacific Games

Lane Cove Masters’ swimmer John De Vries romped to four gold medals and a Pan Pacific record on the Gold Coast last month.




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Gordon DCC star Cahlin driven to succeed

Meet the talented 18-year-old Gordon District Cricket Club opener and NSW U19 representative with the winning combo of talent and a great attitude.




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Decked carpark to relieve parking problems?

CAMPBELLTOWN Mayor Paul Hawker says he envisages a decked carpark for Park Central to alleviate the inadequate parking madness residents have reported within the suburb.




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Where to vote in Werriwa

The local list of the polling places in the Federal seat of Werriwa. Voting opens at 8am on Saturday.




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Where to vote in Hume

The list of the polling places in the Federal seat of Hume. Voting opens at 8am on Saturday.




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Wests Tigers support victims of Picton flood with 80km walk

Wests Tigers players raised $22,000 to support flood-devastated Picton overnight, after walking more than 80km from the club’s Concord Oval base to the Wollondilly shire town.




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Loadsman prepares for big weekend on The Voice

Former Elizabeth Macarthur High School student Andrew Loadsman has progressed to the final eight as a contestant on The Voice, and will fight for a place in the top four on Sunday night.




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$5m reprieve for troubled Islamic school

Australia’s largest Islamic School has been saved for another term after Federal Government officials agreed to hand over more than $5 million in an 11th hour funding move.




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M5 tunnels force businesses to move

ONE year since dubbing Kingsgrove the “new Alexandria”, one business has had to move out of the largely industrial suburb to make way for the new M5 tunnels.




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ICAC investigators raid council

THE ICAC is investigating planning decisions taken by the former Canterbury Council after investigators raided Campsie council offices last week.




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’Even with armour I’ve broken bones’

SARAH HAY is the deputy principal of a public school but she’s more at home as a jouster. In fact, she’s the world’s No. 1 and is relocating to the Middle East where she can enjoy more of her sport.




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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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Open High School moves to inner west

A DECISION to move Open High School to Petersham will alleviate capacity issues at an eastern suburbs primary school – but there will be no such relief for overcrowded inner west schools.




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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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Prime Ministerial visit to Penno

This week our history writer explores a particularly unique visit by a former PM to Pennant Hills.




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Composer takes on Coalition over arts cuts

A COMPOSER who produced music for films Mao’s Last Dancer and Russell Crowe’s Master and Commander is taking on the Coalition at the Federal Election over cuts to arts funding.




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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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Mariners to give women a chance

CENTRAL Coast Mariners are turning their attention to the womens game, with the club aiming to establish a W-League side to compete as early as next season.




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Mariners give women a chance

CENTRAL Coast Mariners are turning their attention to the womens game, with the club aiming to establish a W-League side to compete as early as next season.




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Drunk driver ‘fell asleep at wheel’

IT would be funny if it weren’t so serious. Police have charged a man with high range drink driving after his car rolled back into another car after he allegedly fell asleep at the wheel at an intersection.




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Braving the winter chill to get some sun

TEMPERATURES remain wintry this week — but not everybody’s shivering. From sunbathers to surfers — Manly Beach saw some hardy souls out.




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Peninsula’s top lifesaver named

Meet the 22-year-old who has been named the top lifesaver on the northern beaches - and she is putting the call out for more women and young people to pursue leadership roles within the movement.




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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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Andjelic voted off The NRL Rookie

HE jumped off a building on the end of a sling, clambered up a 10m-high zip line in high winds, pounded up and down sand dunes, capsized in a canoe — NRL Rookie David Andjelic loved it.




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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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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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Batting above average

Baseball and softball players at Westfields Sports High School will have a chance to hone their skills without leaving the campus thanks to a new batting cage at the school.




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

jaygooby starred dandavison/delta




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JavaScript dos and donts @ Mu-An Chiou




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Where’s the Value in AI?

Leaders differentiate themselves from other companies in six ways: They focus on core business processes and support functions, seeking to deploy AI for productivity, to reshape processes and functions, and to invent new revenue streams. They are more ambitious, setting big targets ($1 billion in productivity improvements at a financial institution, for example, or $1 billion in combined revenue increases and cost reductions at a biopharma firm) and investing in AI and workforce enablement. They invest strategically in a few high-priority opportunities to scale and maximize AI’s value. They integrate AI in both cost reduction and revenue generation efforts. They focus their efforts on people and processes over technology and algorithms. They have moved quickly to focus on GenAI, which opens opportunities in content creation, qualitative reasoning, and connecting other tools and platforms.




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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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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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This scientist treated her own cancer with viruses she grew in the lab

Virologist Beata Halassy says self-treatment worked and was a positive experience — but researchers warn that it is not something others should try.




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On Typesetting Engines: A Programmer's Perspective




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Save the web

Highlight and capture web pages in your favorite browser with the new Obsidian Web Clipper extension.




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




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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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The 1000 word Save Wisdom Questions. – SaveWisdom.org

The 1000 word Save Wisdom Questions. – SaveWisdom.org https://ift.tt/xKEtq7W history, future




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ActivityBot

A simple framework for hosting bots on the Fediverse