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One and a half million Australians are at risk from sea levels rising by 2050 unless climate change can be limited, Australia ...

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Power outage—two words that keep or wake you up at night. Rather than tossing and turning or imagining disaster scenarios, prepare for power outages by assessing the risk in your power architecture ...

For the first time, the government has modelled the threats from climate change on Australia's future. What’s the point of a document like this, and can it help us avoid the worst-case scenarios?

Common Sense also said that Gemini’s products for kids and teens ignored how younger users needed different guidance and ...