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Monday, 17 July
16:33
Australian Army Boeing CH-47F 'Foxtrot' Chinook Helicopter A15-306 "Chainsaw 11" Pops into Rockhampton Airport Central Queensland Plane Spotting
On Sunday 9 July, Australian Army Boeing CH-47F 'Foxtrot' Chinook helicopter A15-306 was spotted visiting Rockhampton Airport. It was heard to be using the radio callsign of "Chainsaw 11" and flew in from and back out to the North-East - possibly to the Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Adelaide which seems to be in waters near the Shoalwater Bay Graining Area (SWBTA).
15:59
Exhibition marks ten years of refugee offshore detention News - Fraser Coast FM 107.5
This week marks 10 years since then-Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd announced asylum seekers who arrived in
Australia by boat will have no chance of being settled in Australia
as refugees.
People seeking asylum in
Australia by boat were sent to the Manus Island Detention Centre
without the chance to obtain permanent
residency.
How has this policy affected refugees,
asylum seekers, and Australias reputation?
Dr Kasun Ubayasiri will present a photo exhibition about the vigil for the Kangaroo Point refugees in Brisbane called Dear Future, I am ready. For more information, click here
Image: Image by Eduardo Jordan
Produced By: Aryana Mohmood
Featured In Story: Dr Kasun Ubayasiri Senior Lecturer in Journalism at Griffith University and documentary photographer
First aired on The Wire, Monday 17 July 2023
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15:24
Dolphins teaching each other to beg a concern News - Fraser Coast FM 107.5
University of Queensland researchers have
discovered dolphins in the Moreton Bay Area, teaching fellow
dolphins to beg for food from recreational fishers.
This sophisticated behaviour was first noticed in
a study into the social structures of Indo-Pacific bottlenose
dolphins.
Since fishing is popular in the region, dolphins have now begun to take advantage of the feeds. But researchers warn this adaptive strategy may pose long term risks, and spread throughout wider dolphin populations.
Researchers also state better policing and awareness of illegal dolphin feeding is essential in avoiding harmful effects on these marine mammals.
Image: Image by Dr Leonie Huijser/UQ Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin
Produced By: Toni Pankaluic
Featured In Story: Dr Leonie Huijser Post-Doctoral Researcher at UQs School of Veterinary Science
First aired on The Wire, Monday 17 July 2023
The post Dolphins teaching each other to beg a concern appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
15:11
One third of women in media considering leaving their jobs: report News - Fraser Coast FM 107.5
A new report has found more than half of women in the media industry are dissatisfied or unsure about their careers.
The industry insight report released today by Women In Media also found a third of women are considering leaving their job in media in the next twelve months.
The report identifies consistent barriers faced by women in the media industry. Citing increased discrimination, limited access to training and career development, and an industry pay gap higher than the national average, as obstacles to career progression.
Image: Image courtesy: Pexels/ Greta Hoffman
Produced By: Mary-Kate Hannagan
Featured In Story: Petra Buchanan Women In Media Strategic Advisor
First aired on The Wire, Monday 17 July 2023
The post One third of women in media considering leaving their jobs: report appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
14:52
First Nations peoples face barriers for enrolment in Voice referendum News - Fraser Coast FM 107.5
First Nations enrolment for the upcoming Voice
to Parliament referendum is increasing, but there are still
significant barriers to overcome.
The latest
national enrolment figures from the Australian Electoral Commission
sit at 84.5% for First Nations people, while 97.2% of all eligible
Australians are enrolled.
Produced By: Isaac Brogan
Featured In Story: Amy Gordon First Nations Campaign Director, Get Up
First aired on The Wire, Monday 17 July 2023
The post First Nations peoples face barriers for enrolment in Voice referendum appeared first on Fraser Coast FM 107.5.
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Sunday, 16 July
23:25
INTERVIEW: Arnaud Develay Another NATO Fail: Cluster Bombs to Ukraine "IndyWatch Feed National"
Why are the US government and NATO are sending banned cluster bomb munitions to Ukraine?
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on July 7, 2023, Patrick talks with Arnaud Develay, an international human rights lawyer, who explains the legal problems facing the US government and NATO with their latest announcement of sending banned cluster bomb munitions to Ukraine. Similar problems are posed by depleted uranium munitions sent by the US and UK which are now contaminating the environment across Ukraine and Russian-held areas. All this and more. Listen:
More from Arnaud:
21stcenturywire.com
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16:18
Budgerigar (1), Little Woodswallow (10) at Barolin Nature Reserve, Mon Repos reported by Simon and Judy Smith on 16-07-2023 Birdline Central & Southern Queensland
Birds have been reported recently by other birders, but today (9am) were present at the same location, at a minor creek crossing maybe 650m along the walking track to Mon Repos from the northern end of Davidson St, Bargara. The Budgerigar was actively foraging with Chestnut-breasted Mannikins, and its behaviour did not suggest it was an escaped cage bird.
02:59
Henningsen: Is Zelenskys Star Fading? "IndyWatch Feed National"
Understanding the cult of Zelensky in the West, and whats next for Washingtons marionette government in Kiev.
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on July 7, 2023, Patrick discusses the complete detachment from reality which European politicians have on the issue of Ukraine, the Cult of Zelensky in Brussels, and the increasing insanity of EU and NATO policy in propping-up what is clearly a losing proxy war in Ukraine. Is it too late for Europe to cut its losses, and salvage its flailing economy and reputation? Listen:
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02:56
INTERVIEW: Iain Davis BBC Verify & The New Ministry of Truth "IndyWatch Feed National"
Revealed: how the BBC is on a mission to attack and silence alternative and anti-establishment opinions and views.
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on July 11, 2023, Patrick talks with independent journalist Iain Davis talks about the new push for total information censorship in the UK, led by the notorious BBC and their supposed disinformation Tzar Marianna Spring, on a mission to attack and silence alternative and anti-establishment opinions and views all under the specious guise of preventing online harms. All this and more. Listen:
Read Iains latest article on the UK censorship
complex:
here
More from Iain:
IainDavis.com
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Saturday, 15 July
18:36
005 Artificial Intelligence, Thought and Thinking "IndyWatch Feed Tech"
This episode is on Cartesian Theatre, Socrates Elenchus, GAN and tokens, alcohol and the Divine Masculine. Bit of a ramble really.
How artificial intelligence And human intelligence converge. Or
do not. I wanted to start to tackle artificial intelligence,
thought and thinking. We humans are not convinced we understand how
we think and have spent philosophical lifetimes debating and
cogitating. (Rene Descartes Cogito ergo sum, or Dennetts draft mode
or quantum consciousness?)
While AI may one day move from a sequential process to a concurrent
one, the Divine Masculine will lurch toward a prompt-output
approach while the Divine Feminine swims in deep waters. Both
exist, both can be right.
GAN (adversarial networks) are similar to Socrates Elenchus only by
debating what we know and understand do we truly KNOW. The GAN
approach will try and fool the AI into thinking the image is not AI
generated. It will build muscle by going back to the drawing board
and trying again. A Pros and Cons list.
Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, Camus and Baudelaire,
Aldous Huxley, Carlos Castaneda and others took the view that
Bacchanalia, Dionysian that alcohol can clarify thinking. Or at
least mean a good time while philosophising!
Resources on my website laurelpapworth.com/alchemy as well as my AI
Is My CoPilot course (in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Canberra and
Virtual) please go to the Australian Institute of Management
website if interested
This is a stream of consciousness recording. It has errors as my
brain attempts to compete with generative AI and suffers
catastrophic failures (not enough tokens) and hallucinations
(outside of ingested dataset) Hey ho.
Cover art by Dall-e for a change. (steampunk clock).
Transcript of artificial intelligence and human intelligence:
[00:00:05.520]
2023 07 14 Alchemy of Innovation. So Ive been thinking about the
nature of thinking. And because you jump down a rabbit hole when
you start to think about thinking, we end up in all sorts of
problems, well, I did. So Im going to take you through my process.
Were going to go on a journey together and see what we think about
thinking. Oh, yes. And chatGPT will come along as our
companion.
[00:00:54.380]
So one of the questions I have, and I have many, because questions
are tho...
01:17
INTERVIEW: Matthew Lee US Court Free Speech Ruling + J6 Kangaroo Court "IndyWatch Feed National"
In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on July 7, 2023, Patrick talks with Matthew Russell Lee from Inner City Press and author of, Maximum Maxwell: The Narrow Prosecution From UN Collusion to Five Guilty Verdicts, Impunity on Trial, about some big cases in the US courts, including Louisianas recent ruling against the Biden White House which curtails the Administrations ability to censor free speech on social media, also the Stalinist show trials of the alleged January 6th insurrectionists, a well as the latest sordid UN scandal, a new low, as if thats even possible. All this and more. Listen:
More from Matt Lee:
Innercitypress.com
Substack.com
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Friday, 14 July
04:20
BEST OF THE WEB: Cheats do prosper at the nation's expense "IndyWatch Feed National"
If higher education is about signaling academic attainment, then it helps no-one when the signal is scrambled. During the second half of high school, I learnt the phrase "affirmative action" and what it meant. I was in the US with my father he was in the country for work reasons and met some of his American colleagues' children. The system outlined to me did my head in. They recounted how personal essays plus things like volunteering, sport, and church played a large role in admission to one of the nation's better universities. I could no more imagine writing an essay telling the University of Queensland why I wanted to study law than I could imagine milking a bull. The reason was simplicity itself: I got straight As and couldn't stand the sight of blood, so medicine was out. At various points in multiple conversations, I attempted to describe the Australian system: