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Australia posts its worst trade deficit on record at $3.9b

Australia has posted its worst monthly trade deficit on record, with imports exceeding exports by nearly $3.9 billion.

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The Drum

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The inevitability of journalism written by robots

The truth is automated journalism by robots is going to become more common - the economics are just too compelling for it not to happen.

And it actually isn't that hard to imagine a system in the near future where politicians "leak" to a designated website, the story is "legalled" by legal software (which already exists), written by narrative software (which already exists) and is then published. Never touched by human hands.

Given much of our political reporting is already formulaic, would we even notice if bots replaced journalists?

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Table tennis star Melissa Tapper aims for Olympics and Paralympics

Table tennis player aims to become the first Australian athlete to compete in the same sport at both the Olympics and Paralympics.

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World

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Bad weather forces rescuers to suspend China ferry operation

Bad weather in central China has forced rescue workers to suspend attempts to cut through the hull of a sunken ferry in an attempt to find survivors.

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Business

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Australia posts its worst trade deficit on record at $3.9b

Australia has posted its worst monthly trade deficit on record, with imports exceeding exports by nearly $3.9 billion.

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Politics

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Greg Hunt urged to order halt to Cape York land clearing

The Queensland Government refers the clearing of tens of thousands of hectares of bushland on Cape York to the Commonwealth, calling on it to stop the bulldozers.

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Sport

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Australia dismisses West Indies for 148 before shaky response

Australia takes control of the first Test after bowling the West Indies out for 148 in Dominica, before the tourists reached 3 for 85 at stumps on day one.

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Science and Technology

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In pictures: Celebrating 50 years of NASA's spacewalks

NASA is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first American spacewalk, performed on June 3, 1965 by Edward H White II. Look back at fifty years of spectacular spacewalk millions.

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Environment

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'Tweeting seals' send updates from Southern Ocean's depths

Hundreds of seals help researchers gather valuable data about the depths of the Southern Ocean through the use of Twitter-like messages.

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