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Building by numbers: how 3D printing is shaking up the construction industryRobotics and prefabrication could see more 3D printers deployed on building sites but quality control remains a problem
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We may have less than five years to change how we learn, earn and careAs Australian children go back to school, what should we be doing to get them ready for the fourth industrial revolution?
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Artificial intelligence has arrived, but Australian businesses are not ready for itDespite spending the world’s second-largest amount on automation, Australian companies are not ready for robots – or for retraining staff
wisdom of ages
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Susan Ryan's wisdom: keep going, you'll get thereThe age discrimination minister and first female Labor minister in the federal government says life has taught her to be patient
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Eva Cox's wisdom: dare to be difficult‘We need the stirrers, we need the outsiders, we need the people who change things,’ the feminist, academic and activist says
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Stephanie Alexander's wisdom: 'Gather around the family table'The doyenne of Australia’s food scene explains why she is set on inspiring the next generation about growing and eating fresh food
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Carla Zampatti's wisdom: 'Trust is most important in life'Being trustworthy is crucial to the fashion designer and business leader, but so is the flipside – being trusting
EPL: the view from Australia
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Transfer window special – Guardian Australia's Premier League podcastThe final day of the transfer window threw up some surprises, not least the return of David Luiz to Chelsea – the team dissect the latest comings and goings
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Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool flops – Guardian Australia's Premier League podcastMore teams in trouble, ominous signs emanating from Old Trafford, refereeing controversy and the role of a modern-day captain... the team discuss the latest developments
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Paid family leave transformed Australian business – it's now under threatCompanies with paid parental leave retain employees and save on recruitment, but proposed government changes could discourage employer-funded schemes
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Taking it to the top: the 10 female-led startups solving problems one app at a timeWith the help of a new fund, female entrepreneurs are developing apps including a virtual tissue bank for scientists and an online vet service
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Domestic violence leave a small cost to employers but priceless to victimsDespite critics’ claims, family violence leave would cost only 0.02% of existing payrolls and be offset by benefits such as improved productivity
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Can we solve the asylum seeker crisis? - videoHighlights from Guardian workshop and panel on asylum at the 2016 Festival of Dangerous Ideas, hosted by David Marr
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Dear Australia: Shukufa Tahiri on how refugees are targeted by rhetoric – videoShukufa Tahiri was born into a Hazara family in Afghanistan. Her father came to Australia in a boat seeking asylum and later she and the rest of her family were resettled
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David Marr at Fodi: can we solve the asylum seeker crisis? – Behind the Lines podcastCould a simple change to the law make a difference for asylum seekers in Australia? David Marr, Shukufa Tahiri, Jane McAdam, Daniel Webb and Geoff Gilbert explore solutions
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Dear Australia: Sandy Walker, the sprinter who ran from war – videoOne of 14 athletes from Sierra Leone who absconded during the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne says he is proud to be Australian
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Dear Australia: Les Murray, the TV legend saved by a people smugglerBroadcaster owes his life to a man who risked everything to help Murray and his family escape into Austria in 1956 as Soviet forces crushed an uprising in his native Hungary
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Dear Australia: Zaki Haidari, the model student who escaped the Taliban – video‘It was a dream for my father to see one of his kids graduate with a university degree’
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Guardian News & Media appoints Imogen Fox as executive editor, Guardian LabsGuardian News & Media (GNM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Imogen Fox to the role of executive editor, Guardian Labs.
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