Residents downriver from Warragamba Dam are keeping an eagle eye on water levels, fearing they could be cut off yet again. After days of heavy rain the dam spilled over early on Sunday morning.

For more, Grace Fitzgibbon reports.

Residents downriver from Warragamba Dam are keeping an eagle eye on water levels, fearing they could be cut off yet again. After days of heavy rain the dam spilled over early on Sunday morning.
For more, Grace Fitzgibbon reports.

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Warragamba Dam spills over as residents fear they’ll be cut off by floodwaters

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A group of aged care residents has their eyes set on Hollywood. They are writing, directing, and starring in their own short film. They hope the project will help reframe people's perceptions of ageing.

For more, Gemma Varone reports.

A group of aged care residents has their eyes set on Hollywood. They are writing, directing, and starring in their own short film.&nbsp;They hope the project will help reframe people's perceptions of ageing.
For more, Gemma Varone reports.

Short film hoped to reframe perception of ageing

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Cutting-edge technology is helping to keep swimmers safe in the pool this summer. The AI innovation sends real-time alerts of swimmers in distress to a lifeguard's wrist.

For more, Nats Levy reports 

Cutting-edge technology is helping to keep swimmers safe in the pool this summer. The AI innovation sends real-time alerts of swimmers in distress to a lifeguard's wrist.
For more, Nats Levy reports&nbsp;

Artificial intelligence used to help keep swimmers safe

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Australian researchers are on the brink of changing how we diagnose skin cancer. A new tool has been successfully trialled on patients and could soon eliminate the need for costly and painful skin biopsies.

For more, Taylor Aiken reports.

Australian researchers are on the brink of changing how we diagnose skin cancer. A new tool has been successfully trialled on patients and could soon eliminate the need for costly and painful skin biopsies.
For more, Taylor Aiken reports.

Skin cancer tool may replace painful biopsies

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Warragamba Dam spills over as residents fear they’ll be cut off by floodwaters

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