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Robert Irwin Graces The Cover Of The Women's Weekly

Ahead of his debut as host of 'I'm A Celebrity', Robert Irwin has graced the cover of 'The Women's Weekly' magazine.

In the exclusive, Robert talks about life after losing his dad Steve Irwin, and taking his own direction in life.

Robert will be the third guy in modern times to grace the cover of The Australian Women’s Weekly solo for its March issue, following Prince Harry and Hugh Jackman.

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Neil Finn: Why I Am Fine With Being Australian & Kiwi

Neil Finn was born in New Zealand, but Australia seems to have claimed him as our own... but does he really care?

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Join The Project hosts Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris, Sam Taunton and Steve Price as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics.

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Tommy Little Unveils New HoMie Hoodies

Comedy legend Tommy Little has revealed the new hoodie designs for HoMie, as the charity has raised around $750,000 helping Aussies sleeping rough every night. Tommy himself joins us on the desk.

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Australian Journalist Speaks Out After Chinese Jail Stay

Australian journalist Cheng Lei spent more than three years in a Chinese prison after she was accused of supplying state secrets overseas. Now, Cheng Lei is sharing her story, laying bare her time in prison, which robbed her of precious moments with her children.

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Family's Fight For NDIS Funding To Make Home Safe For Son Living With Cerebral Palsy

Christel Dirksen has spent five years fighting for a home modification grant from the NDIS on behalf of her adult son Xavier, who lives with cerebral palsy and a sensory processing disorder. And now they have been served an eviction notice from their purpose-built rental property for families with disabilities; with the uncertainty of their living arrangement is taking a toll on their mental health.

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Teachers Fear AI Takeover As Companies Cut Staff

The CEO of the language-learning app Duolingo has made a bold statement, asserting that AI is a better teacher than humans. However, he also noted that schools will not become obsolete since parents still require childcare. This claim has generated significant backlash. But is AI truly better than humans when it comes to teaching? Secondary school teacher Paul Menta explains.

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Aussie Man's Incredible Assisted Dying Journey After Cancer Diagnosis

After Nigel was diagnosed with aggressive skin cancer and given just 12 months to live, he and his partner, Kath, began exploring options for Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD). Nigel was ultimately approved for the process. During this journey, they met photographer Jules Kingma, who specialises in documenting the final moments of individuals choosing VAD, along with their loved ones.

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