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Donna Lu

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The Farewell explores the ethics of lying about a cancer diagnosis

The Farewell explores the ethics of lying about a cancer diagnosis

New Scientist — Lulu Wang's moving film The Farewell explores the morality of hiding the truth from a loved one who has been diagnosed with cancer.
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How Abusers Are Exploiting Smart Home Devices

How Abusers Are Exploiting Smart Home Devices

VICE UK — Voice-activated assistants, smart TVs and app-controlled locks and light systems promise convenience. They can also enable stalking.
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Reviewed: Margaret Atwood's The Testaments'

Reviewed: Margaret Atwood's The Testaments'

New Scientist — Thirty four years after The Handmaid's Tale and a hit TV show later, Margaret Atwood's intriguing sequel, The Testaments, highlights the power of narrative
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Why the hunt for alien life is under way far beneath Earth's surface

Why the hunt for alien life is under way far beneath Earth's surface

New Scientist — Microbes that breathe sulphur could redefine what it means to be alive and provide clues about what organisms may lurk in the cosmos
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Countries are turning off the internet to stop violence. Does it work?

Countries are turning off the internet to stop violence. Does it work?

New Scientist — Governments are increasingly shutting down access to the internet in an effort to curb organised violence. But evidence shows it usually makes things worse
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Should you give your data to a period tracker or smart breast pump?

Should you give your data to a period tracker or smart breast pump?

New Scientist — Health tech firms believe that women are a lucrative and untapped market, but are these products worth the privacy costs?
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AI-powered smartphone cameras are changing the way we see reality

AI-powered smartphone cameras are changing the way we see reality

New Scientist — Smartphone cameras now use artificial intelligence to completely transform the pictures we take, and it could change the way we see reality
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The Heights review - finally, a warm, complex and credible Australian soap opera

The Heights review - finally, a warm, complex and credible Australian soap opera

The Guardian — The ABC’s 30-episode drama proves that diversity done right is not just tokenism, but makes for genuinely better TV
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'The Cry' Isn't Just The Newest Crime Drama, It's An Addictive Nightmare

'The Cry' Isn't Just The Newest Crime Drama, It's An Addictive Nightmare

Junkee — The ABC's new missing child drama is compulsive viewing.
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Li Cunxin brings Ben Stevenson's 'Swan Lake' to Queensland

Li Cunxin brings Ben Stevenson's 'Swan Lake' to Queensland

The Saturday Paper — Li Cunxin has waited for the right time to stage Swan Lake at the Queensland Ballet, to be prepared for a visit from his mentor and veteran choreographer Ben Stevenson.
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The accumulative effects of racism: it eats away at the essence of your being

The accumulative effects of racism: it eats away at the essence of your being

The Guardian — Australian author and poet Maxine Beneba Clarke uses a lifetime of racist bullying as fuel to succeed, but is troubled by the current resurgence of xenophobia.
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When Ethical Hacking Can't Compete

When Ethical Hacking Can't Compete

The Atlantic — Companies are paying "white hat" hackers to probe their cybersecurity systems for weaknesses-but some say that so far, they aren't paying enough.
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