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One Australian city has formed a taskforce to better protect its residents from sweltering temperatures.
Medicare rebates are meant to make psychologist visits cheaper and more accessible. But data shows those on the lowest incomes are missing out.
A good principle when studying with artificial intelligence is: think first, use AI second (or, in some cases, not at all).
Argentina shows that economic reform depends less on ideological purity than on institutions, credibility and behavioural context.
A staggering 67.5% of respondents relied on maladaptive coping strategies.
Under the warmth and good humour is a formidable, steely grit.
A new exhibition – which the Guardian gave five stars – tells the story of the birth of art photography. Here are some of the most astounding images, along with tales of the strange techniques that made them
From parkour over Manhattan rooftops and car chases in Paris to the climactic battle at a North Korean air base, the developers have thrown absolutely everything at the game
Messi awarded the Princess of Asturias Award for his work for disadvantaged children’s access to health and education.
In his rogue new travelogue, the Hollywood star tees off, has drunken pub singalongs – but mostly just proves how tired he is of fame
The poster for the National Gallery of Victoria’s upcoming triennial features artwork made with AI. But the artist’s work is critical of our AI future.
Australians and New Zealanders will be the world’s first gamers to play the new R-rated video game – which could see employees not turn up to work on November 20.
En Afrique australe, le harcèlement et la désinformation en ligne freinent l’engagement politique des femmes et des jeunes, au détriment du débat démocratique.
Women in Uganda’s sugarcane-growing Busoga region must feed their families but have little control over land or income. Fairer contracts could help change this.
Orlando is nearly 100 years old – but its ideas about gender and identity are strikingly contemporary.
Investments should support entire value chains, linking farmers to storage, processing, transport and reliable markets.
The bizarrely salient French crime smash is higher stakes than ever – and its Houdini-style thrills are complemented with some interesting questions around race and infamy
The Friends alum makes up half of a messy and pretentious comedy drama that boasts some visual panache but is dragged down by a confused tone
The former Scottish first minister writes of his in-laws’ plight and the tragedy of those who weren’t so lucky
Criminal case opened after hundreds of people fall ill with gastrointestinal illnesses due to unchlorinated drinking water in Tshwane
France will deploy about 70,000 police nationwide and some of Paris' major museums will close Saturday as the country braces for a fresh wave of protests after looting and unrest erupted on the sidelines…
Ethiopia’s recurring wars don’t stem from ancient ethnic hatreds, but from a failure to agree on the rules for resolving disputes.
Millions of websites and online tools have relied on the PHP language for decades – but newly disclosed bugs could let hackers easily take them over.
The sugar-plus-amino acids combination involved in fake tanning is the same broad class of chemistry that happens in cooking. You are, in a sense, toast.
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