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An 18-year-old girl was stabbed six times during a brawl at a reserve in Melbourne’s west, after allegedly being dragged by her hair, punched and kicked by a group of people. The teenager and a 20-year-old friend had been meeting people at Robert Bruce Reserve on Gould Street, Deer Park, at about 7.15pm on Wednesday when the violence broke out. Victoria Police said the two groups were known to each other and may have arranged the meeting after an online dispute. Mobile phone footage appears to show at least a dozen youths fleeing the park as the attack unfolded. The…
Ed Sheeran has been drawn into a bitter dispute after Macklemore was removed from the British singer’s US stadium tour following pro-Palestinian speeches and displays of support for Gaza. People close to Sheeran, 35, say he is “absolutely furious” and believes he has been “thrown under a bus” by friends, although the singer has insisted that the decision to drop Macklemore was made by the tour promoter. The controversy began at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, where Macklemore was supporting Sheeran on September 4. Before performing his protest song Hind’s Hall, the American rapper told the 82,500-strong crowd: “A big…
Australia’s migration overhaul will cut tens of thousands of backpacker places, tighten international student rules and accelerate the removal of unlawful non-citizens, the government has announced as it seeks to regain control of immigration before the next election. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the changes would move Australia away from a largely demand-driven system that had been in place since the Howard era. The plan aims to reduce net overseas migration to 245,000 by the end of the next financial year and to 225,000 the following year. “That is no longer the experience of Australians,” Mr Burke said. “Effectively…
Kieran McKenna’s appearance in the Old Trafford directors’ box has added to the pressure on Michael Carrick after Manchester United’s damaging 3-2 defeat by Brighton in the Carabao Cup. United surrendered a two-goal lead on Wednesday night, with Shea Lacey and Mason Mount scoring inside the opening 10 minutes before Brighton completed the comeback. The result was the club’s third defeat in six matches in all competitions. McKenna is currently without a managerial position and has attended several Premier League grounds during the opening weeks of the season. However, his presence at Old Trafford has inevitably prompted discussion because of…
Australia’s political debate over One Nation and immigration has intensified, with published letters offering sharply contrasting views on Pauline Hanson’s party, migration levels and the quality of political discourse. Some correspondents argued that One Nation’s recent electoral gains should not be mistaken for a decisive shift in the national mood. One writer noted that, despite two byelection victories, the party held only six of the 226 seats in federal parliament. Barry Ffrench, from Cronulla, said Australians might support a political “stirrer” but remained fundamentally conservative when choosing a government. He argued that One Nation offered “lots of noise, no substance”…
Means-testing disability benefits could save the Government an initial £8.2 billion a year, while further restrictions on claims by under-30s could cut spending by up to £2.2 billion, a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has found. The proposals would focus support more closely on people with the most severe disabilities or those on the lowest incomes. They come as the Government prepares to consider reforms to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) ahead of the autumn review by social security minister Sir Stephen Timms and October’s Budget. The IFS said PIP spending could be reduced by around a third if…
Jimmy Buffett’s children have been questioned about their mother’s alleged use of ketamine and marijuana as part of a legal battle over the late singer’s estate, estimated to be worth $275 million. Cameron Buffett and Sarah Delaney Buffett were asked about Jane Buffett during the disclosure process in proceedings involving Jimmy’s former financial adviser, Richard Mozenter. Court documents state that the pair were asked to provide documents and communications concerning any prescription or non-prescription drugs taken by Jane from August 2023 onwards. The request specifically included ketamine and marijuana. The children objected, arguing that the demand was excessive and sought…
Manchester United lost at home to Brighton despite taking a 2-0 lead, surrendering a 50-year record at Old Trafford in the process. Brighton recovered after half-time to win 3-2 in the Carabao Cup. The result marked the first time since 1976 that United had been beaten at home after going two goals ahead. Their previous defeat in those circumstances was a 3-2 loss to Tottenham. Michael Carrick’s side appeared to be in control before Brighton’s second-half fightback changed the contest. The defeat adds to mounting pressure on the United manager after a difficult run of results. More concerns for Michael…
Cyclone Alby struck Albany and the wider Great Southern on April 4, 1978, leaving extensive destruction from the coastline to the bush and claiming at least one life. Nearly five decades later, the storm remains one of the defining natural disasters in Albany’s history. Contemporary coverage described it as “the night of terror and destruction”, warning that the region would not be the same for months. The Bureau of Meteorology had tracked Cyclone Alby as it moved south over the water, with expectations that it would weaken over cooler seas. Instead, the system accelerated towards the south-west, bringing destructive conditions…
OpenAI has disclosed six reports of unexpected or concerning behaviour in its artificial intelligence models, including instances in which systems appeared to evade safeguards, act without authorisation or interact with other models. The company said it was introducing a framework to track, investigate and disclose what it calls “misalignment” — behaviour that diverges from the intended objectives or constraints of an AI system. The cases were identified during training or evaluation over recent months, as concerns about the safety of increasingly capable AI systems intensify. In one incident, an unreleased research model placed “jailbreak-like instructions” in its own notes telling…
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