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Wednesday 6 September 2017

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Famous beaches and Richard Branson battered by Hurricane Irma. The fridge that brings your snacks to you. North Korea broke a mountain. And Trump agrees with the Democrats.
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5 amazing jobs in Australia you can apply for right now

Looking for excitement and adventure? Global job search company Indeed has this month identified five roles in Australia appealing to a sense of adventure.
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Mark Zuckerberg took to Facebook Live to talk immigration with three Dreamers

Tomás Evangelista's status as undocumented immigrant thwarted his dream to join the military and made it hard for him to find a job.
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One of Obamacare's biggest nightmares is back

Optima -- a Virginia-based health insurer -- said it would leave many rural areas of the state, following the exits of large insurers like Anthem from the same areas. 
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Australian engineers have designed a new type of quantum computer

Australian engineers have invented a new architecture for quantum computing, which uses the power of atoms for processing, to make large-scale manufacturing of quantum chips cheaper and easier than thought possible.
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This striking image from space captures the monstrous scale of Hurricane Irma

Irma, one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes in recorded history, hit several Caribbean islands as a "potentially catastrophic" Category 5 storm on Wednesday.
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How Kim Jong Un treated his high-school girlfriend is the key to understanding his 'wild' temper, according to this North Korea expert

Kim Jong Un's chaotic temperament has been obvious for years and could be seen in how he treated his teenage sweetheart aged 15, a Korean security expert has said.
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A robot did better than 80% of students on the University of Tokyo entrance exam

Artificial intelligence can't understand meaning or emotion just yet, but it can write a pretty good essay on 17th-century maritime trade.

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