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How Energy Misinformation swayed the German Federal Election

How Energy Misinformation swayed the German Federal Election

International Politics & Economy Science & Environment

The most recent snap election in Germany saw the right wing party, Alternative For Germany or AFD, surge to second...

Possible Civil Division in Philippines

Possible Civil Division in Philippines

International

Last week former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested on a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court in relation...

Nearly half of year 6 students fail national swimming standards

Nearly half of year 6 students fail national swimming standards

Communications & Culture Education Health

A new report by Royal Life Saving Australia has found nearly half of year 6 students are currently below the...

The Rise of Cyberchondria

The Rise of Cyberchondria

Communications & Culture Health

Many of us have moments of being worried about our health. But for some people it can turn into a...

Deadly Japanese Encephalitis spreads across three states

Deadly Japanese Encephalitis spreads across three states

Health Science & Environment

A second death has been sadly attributed to the deadly Japanese Encephalitis, following earlier reports of cases in regional New...

The Wire Weekly 15 March 2025

The Wire Weekly 15 March 2025

Communications & Culture Indigenous International Politics & Economy

The Wire’s stories of the Week all in one compact edition!

Survey: young Australians concerned about cost of living

Survey: young Australians concerned about cost of living

Politics & Economy

The Mission Australia Youth Survey is the largest annual survey of young people in Australia. The 2024 Youth Survey Report...

Survey: journalists’ concerns about AI ahead of Federal election

Survey: journalists’ concerns about AI ahead of Federal election

Communications & Culture

A recent survey of over 500 journalists highlights growing concerns about the impact of generative AI and social media on...

Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred causes rebuilding challenges in NSW

Ex-tropical cyclone Alfred causes rebuilding challenges in NSW

Science & Environment

As the cleanup from ex-tropical cyclone Alfred continues, federal and state governments are taking stock of the economic impact of...

Former President Duterte whisked away to the Hague to stand trial

Former President Duterte whisked away to the Hague to stand trial

International Politics & Economy

In a surprise move the Philippines under President Marcos arrested former President Duterte on behalf of the International Criminal Court...

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