A brutal knife attack in Belfast that left victim, Stephen Ogilvie, without his left eye has triggered widespread, racially motivated riots across the city.

While the city centre experienced a tense, lockdown-like quiet, violent clashes erupted on the outskirts as protesters targeted hotels housing migrants and homes belonging to foreign nationals.

A brutal knife attack in Belfast that left victim, Stephen Ogilvie, without his left eye has triggered widespread, racially motivated riots across the city.
While the city centre experienced a tense, lockdown-like quiet, violent clashes erupted on the outskirts as protesters targeted hotels housing migrants and homes belonging to foreign nationals.

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"Like a war zone": How racially motivated riots are forcing Belfast immigrants to flee their homes

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A highly sophisticated cryptocurrency scam is utilising AI-generated deepfakes of Australian politicians fighting to trick citizens into handing over their superannuation and bank details.

Tech expert Lee Stark joined Jason Mathews on 4BC Mornings to warn that while social media giants like Meta benefit from the ad revenue generated by these campaigns, they are doing little to stop fraudulent content that is costing Australians billions of dollars annually.

A highly sophisticated cryptocurrency scam is utilising AI-generated deepfakes of Australian politicians fighting to trick citizens into handing over their superannuation and bank details.
Tech expert Lee Stark joined Jason Mathews on 4BC Mornings to warn that while social media giants like Meta benefit from the ad revenue generated by these campaigns, they are doing little to stop fraudulent content that is costing Australians billions of dollars annually.

How AI deepfakes of brawling politicians are being used to drain Aussies' superannuation

One Nation has raised over $1.8 million in just 24 hours for its "Fire the Liar" campaign, sparking intense debate over whether Australia has permanently shifted to a three-party political system.

 Political Editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down how this massive fundraising surge, backed by moving billboards in the Prime Minister's own electorate, is forcing major parties to reconsider their preference strategies ahead of the next election.

One Nation has raised over $1.8 million in just 24 hours for its "Fire the Liar" campaign, sparking intense debate over whether Australia has permanently shifted to a three-party political system.
&nbsp;Political Editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down how this massive fundraising surge, backed by moving billboards in the Prime Minister's own electorate, is forcing major parties to reconsider their preference strategies ahead of the next election.

"Like a war zone": How racially motivated riots are forcing Belfast immigrants to flee their homes

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