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What to do if you think your drivers licence, passport, medicare details were exposed in the latest cyber attacks

Personal details of more Australians are feared to have been accessed by hackers. Here's what to do if you think you're at risk. 

Computer security

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Cyber Crime

New species of 'rare and giant' trapdoor spider discovered in Queensland

The nocturnal species can be found burrowed inside trapdoors about the diameter of a 50-cent piece in the black soil west of Bundaberg.

A chunky spider with dark, hairy legs on what appears to be a forest floor.

Source: ABC CapricorniaTopic: Invertebrates - Insects and Arachnids

Hot chips back on the menu as potato shortage eases, but for how long?

Wet weather and fewer potato imports are creating trying times for fish and chips shops, but growers say the start of the potato harvest across Tasmania and Victoria should ease demand.

Chips and parmi
Duration: 50 seconds

Source: ABC RuralTopic: Agricultural Crops

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Happier staff and more profitable companies — can the four-day week fix burnout and labour shortages?

A UK trial of the four-day week found it made companies more money and staff happier and healthier, while businesses in an Australian trial are already making it permanent.

Liz Indrans 2

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Work

As people skip meals due to the cost of living, this community has found a way to help

Staff from businesses and organisations in regional Victoria are donating a day of their time to prepare up to 150 pre-packaged, home-cooked, nutritious meals.

volunteers pose for photo in the kitchen
Duration: 2 minutes 47 seconds

Source: ABC GippslandTopic: Charities and Community Organisations

At 25, Jemma suffered a stroke. She's urging other young people to know the warning signs

Strokes in young people are more common than you may think, which is why this 25-year-old stroke survivor from regional WA is urging young people to learn about the warning signs.

A close-up of a young woman smiling softly

Source: ABC PilbaraTopic: Health

Chase wants to make sure Australia doesn't forget its trans history

It wasn't that long ago that trans kids in Australia had to go to court to access gender affirmation care. Chase Bautista wants to make sure that history is never forgotten.

A young man stands in front of a green tree. He has short fair hair, pale skin and is smiling in the sun.

Source: ABC EverydayTopic: LGBT

Laura grew up in a fundamentalist sect. When she left, the town turned against her

After spending decades in fundamentalist religious organisations, these Australians are speaking out about what it takes to move on and heal.

Laura-13

Source: ABC RNTopic: Religion and Beliefs

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Tin was 'wanted' by the Myanmar government. In Australia, she found love and safety — but also stigma

With every shared meal, volunteering shift and fundraising project, Tin Hta Nu is determined to challenge stereotypes and show how much refugees contribute to their communities.
Woman wearing a light pink shirt smiles holding a basket of green produce in her garden.

Source: ABC Mid North CoastTopic: Refugees

Harmony Week: What the corporate world could learn from the schoolyard

When I'm sitting through another forgettable corporate speech, I think back to the schoolyard — where celebrating multiculturalism was simply something we did every day.
A portait of a young woman in a city street. She's wearing a bright green checked shirt.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Multiculturalism

For violinist Emily Sun, music transcends borders

The award-winning Australian violinist shares how her childhood, culture and musical community shaped her identity and launched a successful international career.
Violinist Emily Sun wearing a white jacket and playing her violin with her eyes closed.

Source: ABC ClassicTopic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)

Does Harmony Day truly reflect our history of multiculturalism?

In the decades after WWII, 'new Australians' were expected to assimilate, but the introduction of multiculturalism in the 1970s transformed the lives of many migrants and, ultimately, Australia itself.
Duration: 30 minutes

Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Immigration

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