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A quantum computer powered by a chip no bigger than a postage stamp could get life-saving drugs to patients in record time.

Australian tech company Diraq has recently installed the country's first quantum computer inside a commercial data centre in Sydney.

Quantum computing is different from a traditional supercomputer and is designed to operate on problems where ...


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A farmer who starved and neglected more than 100 horses, leaving many dead and others skeletal, weak and distressed, says he was saving feed for his more lucrative sheep.

Glen Joseph Frecklington, 52, has pleaded guilty to a string of animal suffering charges, after about 140 sick and dead horses were found in a small, dry paddock west of Orange, NSW, on May 6.

An...


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US Defense ‌Secretary Pete Hegseth has ‌played down the ‌risks of an impeachment push against him and says he is ‌ready ‌to ⁠defend his record ​at the Pentagon.

"We're not worried about that," Hegseth said when ⁠asked ‌if he had ​enough Republican ​support to defeat ‌articles of impeachment.

He also announced that he would hold a press conference on Tuesday - his ...


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Nvidia shares have declined after an internal investigation into whether chief executive ‌Jensen Huang had been targeted by a foreign intelligence effort put his future at the artificial intelligence chip maker under scrutiny.

The internal probe followed a US media report that Huang had a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman who allegedly passed information t...


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Less than half of First Nations children who broke the law were not given the opportunity to change their behaviour, despite police discretion to not refer them to court.

NSW Police can deal with alleged offending by children aged 10 to 17 years by opting for a less-drastic option instead of starting court proceedings.

But officers issued a court attendance notice...


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