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OpenAI’s o3 model scored at human level on a benchmark test for artificial general intelligence – far higher than any results before.
Francoise Sagan was just 18 when she published Bonjour Tristesse, her scandalous existentialist novel about a girl who feels too much. Now, it’s been adapted for film for a second time.
If your mind and body are in need of a break from dance it’s more than OK to take time off. But if you want to keep exercising, here are some plans you can follow.
At the height of their popularity, The Kingston Trio released an unexpected Christmas album. Instead of becoming a classic, it seemed to foreshadow the approaching end for the group’s dominance.
Screens might buy peace in the short term. But returning to the real world can be overwhelming for children.
It’s the season for late nights, party food, way too much stimulation, tired kids and tired parents. It can all culminate in what seems like an endless meltdown.
Strap into your sleigh for some Christmas physics fun with Rudolph the ‘redshifted’ reindeer.
When discussing the sleepover with the host family, it’s helpful to share that you have an open and honest communication style with your child.
Unboxing videos are popular – earning children as young as two thousands of followers and, potentially, big money. But there are also challenges and risks for these pint-sized content creators.
Cyclone Tracy reshaped Darwin and marked a turning point in Australia’s approach to disaster resilience.
An expert in literary classics recommends 5 rich, classic page-turners to read over summer – and explains why they’re still relevant today. She also shares her favourite lines.
Original horror stories, a sequel to an Aussie hit, and a Christmas film: the best of Australian cinema in 2024.
Here’s everything you need to know about this iconic animal, including why they need antlers, why they really can have red noses and how their eyes change colour!
What you know and what you bring with you to the beach could protect you from dangers including sunburn and heat exposure, injury or death.
The dinosaurs went extinct on Christmas Day.
Backyard cricket is a key entry point for cricket participation but it is facing many challenges, including apartment living and modern technology.
Eating when we experience stress is a normal behaviour to meet increased energy needs. But sometimes our relationship with food becomes strained in the process.
Job hunting can be stressful but the process can be eased by following some simple steps that land you a suitable, properly remunerated gig.
Josh Bornstein, the employment lawyer who represents Antoinette Lattouf in her case against the ABC (as well as various union clients), argues that individual liberty is under threat.
Switching off phones or laptops when on holidays can help us get more out of our free time and relationships.
Michael Leunig has died age 79. By turns over his long career, he was a poet, a prophet and a provocateur.
Rips kill more people a year on average than bushfires, floods, cyclones and sharks combined. Brush up on the latest advice so you can stay safe this summer.
Squinting into the sun can damage your eyes and the delicate skin around them.
The incoming administration faces three flashpoints in cyber security that will be crucial over the next four years.