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Topics: charities-and-community-organisations, social-media, offbeat, secondary-schools, multiple-sclerosis, helensvale-4212
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A pair of enterprising Gold Coast students are trying to turn a chocolate bar into $1 million dollars for charity.
Topics: charities-and-community-organisations, social-media, offbeat, secondary-schools, multiple-sclerosis, helensvale-4212
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Topics: social-media, internet-culture, united-states
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Topics: social-media, internet-culture, united-states
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YouTube and Disney cut ties with influential YouTube star PewDiePie after he posted several videos that were deemed anti-Semitic, including one where he paid Indians $5 to hold up signs reading "Death to all Jews".
Topics: social-media, internet-culture, community-and-society, arts-and-entertainment, united-states
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Topics: social-media, internet-culture, united-states
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Last year children spent an average of 12 hours a week online, compared to 10.5 hours spent in front of the TV, according to a survey of Australian kids aged six to 13.
Topics: arts-and-entertainment, internet-culture, computers-and-technology, internet-technology, television, social-media, children, sydney-2000
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| UpdatedWA political parties are using Facebook data to target voters like never before using a game-changing strategy straight out of the Donald Trump election handbook.
Topics: government-and-politics, social-media, internet-culture, perth-6000
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Beverley O'Connor speaks to Brian Klass about Donald Trump, social media and the future of democracy.
Topics: social-media, government-and-politics, united-states
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| UpdatedThe US Department of Education is left embarrassed after posting an inspirational quote on Twitter, only to misspell the author's name — and the internet was quick to pick up on the irony.
Topics: education, social-media, government-and-politics, united-states
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| UpdatedA new dating app aims to match lovers based on their mutual dislike of Donald Trump, slow drivers and butt selfies — it's going to change the world, writes Ben Pobjie.
Topics: popular-culture, relationships, internet-culture, social-media, offbeat
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The courts are one of the most difficult institutions for a President of the United States to change, but Donald Trump does have some opportunities to do so, according to David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W Bush.
Topics: world-politics, donald-trump, media, social-media, united-states
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As the SA Government unveils a new campaign aimed at reducing violence in hospitals, nurses call for the right to refuse treatment to aggressive patients.
Topics: healthcare-facilities, health-policy, occupational-health-and-safety, health, social-media, sa, adelaide-5000
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Health Minister John Day has the highest number of fake Twitter followers among WA politicians, while the minor parties are outperforming the majors on social media, according to digital strategy experts.
Topics: elections, social-media, states-and-territories, political-parties, perth-6000, wa
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| UpdatedA Facebook post implying former Greens leader Bob Brown enjoyed being manhandled by forestry workers during a protest will be the subject of an official complaint.
Topics: social-media, internet-culture, gays-and-lesbians, tas
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| UpdatedA tiny plastic farmer wearing a wide-brimmed hat and green overalls does his bit to raise awareness of Australian agriculture.
Topics: rural, farm-labour, human-interest, offbeat, primary, education, information-and-communication, internet-culture, social-media, tocumwal-2714, nsw
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| UpdatedTwitter announces new measures to help improve safety on the social media platform but cyber-safety advocates say the company is not doing enough to stamp out cyber-bullying.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, social-capital, social-media, united-states, australia
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Topics: science, social-media, research, community-and-society, wireless-communication, townsville-4810
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North Queensland scientists join a global conversation to combat the invisibility of modern scientists.
Topics: science, social-media, research, community-and-society, wireless-communication, townsville-4810
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Topics: science, social-media, research, community-and-society, wireless-communication, townsville-4810
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The rise of social media and online photo sharing has seen increasing numbers of women marking and celebrating their pregnancies publicly.
Topics: pregnancy-and-childbirth, social-media, women, history, human-interest, hobart-7000
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| UpdatedBookmakers describe the crowd at the Hobart Cup as the smallest they have seen, as members of the public take to Facebook to blast organisers.
Topics: social-media, horse-racing, lifestyle-and-leisure, sport, hobart-7000
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We need to do more to stop the scourge of loneliness, writes Deirdre Fidge. If that means responding to an online ad for a fishing buddy, so be it.
Topics: relationships, welfare, mental-health, internet-culture, social-media
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The number of older Australians embracing information technology is surging, research finds, with Skype, e-mail and apps like Instagram fast becoming vital tools to keep the elderly connected.
Topics: media, social-media, information-and-communication, australia, adelaide-5000, griffith-university-4111
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| UpdatedPeople who found a stolen car in Darwin after recognising it from a Facebook post may have unwittingly helped criminals by contaminating the scene with their scent, throwing off police sniffer dogs.
Topics: law-crime-and-justice, social-media, fannie-bay-0820, darwin-0800