October 2, 2023
By Eva Simon, Advocacy Lead for Tech & Rights, and Jonathan Day, Communications Manager, Civil Liberties Union For Europe The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. AI is a part of everyday life in countless ways, and how we choose
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Covering the Raiders, Cavalry, cycling and racing, plus everything else that involves sport in the ACT, for The Canberra Times. Basically I love sport and watching it is a full-time job. Email: david.polkinghorne@canberratimes.com.au Covering the Raiders, Cavalry, cycling and racing, plus everything else that involves sport in the ACT, for The Canberra Times. Basically I
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Contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries said on Monday it has submitted applications for funding under the US CHIPS act to expand capacity and modernise its local manufacturing facilities. The CHIPS and Science Act provides a total of $52.7 billion in subsidies for US semiconductor production, research and workforce development. It also includes a 25% investment tax credit
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New Zealand’s Ish Sodhi thought his innings was over. Having been finally been caught out wandering out of his crease by a quick-witted Hasan Mahmud at the nonstriker’s end, the Kiwi has unwittingly triggered global debate about cricket’s “Mankad” dismissal. Watch every match of The 2023 Toyota AFL Finals Series before the Grand Final Live
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Ange Postecoglou has done it again. Tottenham’s Aussie manager has once more endeared himself to both Spurs and football fans across the world after he fronted a fan forum during the week. Stream Over 50 Sports Live & On-Demand with Kayo. Join now and start streaming instantly > Postecoglou faced questioning from fans but as
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REPUBLIC Act (RA) 11956 was passed amending RA 11213, or the “Estate Tax Amnesty Act,” to extend the period to avail the estate amnesty tax for another two years or until June 14, 2025. Significantly, it also expanded the coverage of the amnesty to cover estates of descendants who died on or before May 31,
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Chris Dutton has been a sport journalist since 2008, covering rugby union, rugby league, basketball, cricket and soccer. He has covered World Cups and Olympic Games in print and online. Chris has had a stint as news director, but is back in sport to follow the ups and downs. Email: chris.dutton@canberratimes.com.au Chris Dutton has been
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Clayton Oliver is a real one. The Melbourne Demons midfielder is being saluted by Carlton fans and the wider AFL community after vision of a rare act of sportsmanship late in last week’s semi-final went viral online. Oliver went toe-to-toe with Patrick Cripps for most of the night, locking horns with one of the league’s
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Melanie Dinjaski is an experienced sports journalist at the Canberra Times with a genuine love of all sports. She’s covered every code from NRL to NFL, and has experience in print, digital, podcasting, TV and video journalism, having spent time working in newsrooms at Nine, Fox Sports and Seven before moving to the capital. Melanie
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Exiled NRL star Paul Vaughan is facing a long-term suspension over an incident that few fans have been able to work out. The former NSW State of Origin star is set to face the music at a Super League judiciary hearing this week over a controversial act during Warrington’s clash with St Helens over the
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