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Thousands remain without power as wind and rain stifle reconnection efforts

Queensland, Australia · Queensland

Thousands remain without power as wind and rain stifle reconnection efforts

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

High winds and rain disrupt power in Hunter. Ausgrid works to restore electricity to 89,000 homes. 50,000 already reconnected.See the Story

Aussie brilliance attracts backers in race for quantum

Aussie brilliance attracts backers in race for quantum

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Deep tech and semiconductor investors are bankrolling a homegrown leader in diamond-based quantum technology that could save the world time and energy.See the Story

Most extreme year yet? 2024's climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it's just the beginning

Most extreme year yet? 2024's climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it's just the beginning

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

According to a comprehensive analysis, 2024 joined 2023 as the two hottest years ever recorded. What made 2024 particularly notable was an unprecedented series of extreme precipitation events that wreaked havoc across multiple continents. The post Most extreme year yet? 2024’s climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it’s just the beginning appeared first on Study Finds.See the Story

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