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UNBELIEVABLE: 7 - The Untold Story

‘I work on a cruise ship – here’s what it’s really like behind the scenes’

Jack Nolan, 33, works most nights on board as a singer and guitarist

The Independent UK

"They were looking at our style guide with such awe!": A day in the life of Stacey Bates-McCue

Fluid's head of licensing reveals what it's like working on well-loved brands such as Tetris.

Creative Bloq

How Verstappen's sim team-mate has found real-life racing success

Max Verstappen’s sim racing exploits once again hit the headlines last month, when the Dutchman combined winning the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix with achieving virtual Nurburgring 24 Hours glory over the same – very hectic – weekend.

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63% Of Young People Fear They Won’t Be Able To Get A Job Without A University Degree

A survey has highlighted how Gen Z feels pressured to go to university instead of travelling, due to fears for their future.

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eSafety commissioner accuses Elon Musk of ‘dog-whistle’ against her – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Countdown to Kickoff, Day 97: Khristian Boyd is the Saints Player of the Day

Khristian Boyd is the New Orleans Saints Player of Day 97 as we count down to the 2024 kickoff. The rookie defensive tackle has a great opportunity:

USA Today Sports Media Group

45 Strange Childhood Realities People Later Learned Were Far From “Normal”

What’s ‘normal’ for you or us might be completely weird for someone else. And vice versa! For good or for ill... The post 45 Strange Childhood Realities People Later Learned Were Far From “Normal” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘I see little point’: UK university students on why attendance has plummeted

About half the students who got in touch skip lectures, with many ‘disappointed’ with the experience and others forced to prioritise paid work

The Guardian - UK

Home alone with bad internet: why online university students in regional Australia are turning to study hubs

From Broken Hill to Cooktown to Port Hedland, the centres support people who may not otherwise be able to pursue higher education

The Guardian - AU

After five years of hustle, this inner-city cafe is on the market

Part of the fabric that makes the tapestry of Newcastle's creative community.

Newcastle Herald

"Eat rejection for breakfast": Illustrator Hazel Mead on how to kickstart your art career

The artist shares the importance of following what you love.

Creative Bloq

Labor urged to increase uni research spending as budget offers boost to student unions and safety

Albanese government’s spending hailed by student safety advocates as a ‘huge step’ in holding sector accountable for student welfare

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s international student cap has been called ‘chaotic’ and ‘populist’ – so how would it work?

The proposed cap will affect universities and VET providers, who will be required to establish more purpose-built accommodation if they want to enrol more students

The Guardian - AU

‘Placement poverty’ to be tackled in Labor budget with new payments for student teachers and nurses

Midwives and social workers will also be given a $320 weekly payment for undertaking mandatory work placements at university

The Guardian - AU

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Warren Moon puzzled by Texans using Oilers color in alternate uniform

Warren Moon thinks it's time for the Texans to let it go when it comes to using anything related to the Houston Oilers.

The Guardian - UK

‘I couldn’t bear him pulling in it’: writers on the clothes they pinched from their exes

As Challengers gives us a viral spin on the T-shirt poached from a former flame, we share our stories about clothes that survived long after the relationship ended

AAP

Mideast protesters' tensions flare at university campus

Tensions between protesters have escalated at the University of Melbourne's pro-Palestine encampment after supporters of Israel arrived at the site.

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WATCH: Saints draft pick Khristian Boyd puts up 38 bench press reps

WATCH: New Orleans Saints draft pick Khristian Boyd puts up 38 bench press reps at Northern Iowa pro day

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Doctors spoilers: WHO challenges Zara?

Airs Wednesday 1 May 2024 at 1:45pm on BBC1.

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“Caught In The Act”: 52 Stories Of Roommates Being Weird When They Thought They Were Alone

Having a roommate means less privacy. The post “Caught In The Act”: 52 Stories Of Roommates Being Weird When They Thought They Were Alone first appeared on Bored Panda.

Newcastle Herald

Engineering and health subjects in Newcastle ranked among best in the world

The 2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject are released.

Evening Standard

OPINION - No wonder Gen Z don't want to drink if cheap venues like Revolution are under threat

Let’s time travel. 2009, Sheffield, the university years. Welcome to Vodka Revs — a branch of Revolution Bars — when, each time the bartender turns to the till, I ease a martini glass from the overhead rack and slide it down an arm of my coat. I stop after seven.…

The Hindu

In 1968, Ceylon’s ‘occupation’ of Katchatheevu sparked a debate

In 1968, India debated Ceylon's occupation of Katchatheevu, an uninhabited islet with historical significance and disputed ownership.

The Guardian - AU

‘When we get into a room, it feels like it’s 1995’: Jebediah on their first album in 13 years

In our new monthly series Headline Act we spotlight the Australian artist we’re most excited about – and they make us a playlist

Guitar World

“I’m constantly going back to Davey Graham… He is massively neglected as an insanely creative player. For me, he’s like Jimi Hendrix – his stuff should be analyzed in forensic detail”: Henry Parker on his journey from metal to virtuoso folk

The English folk phenom returns with Lammas Fair, an album introducing proggy psych to his sound. He discusses his approach to open tunings, paying tribute to acoustic great Michael Chapman, and making the most of resonant strings

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