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Man runs into Park Fire evacuation zone to save stranded puppies

47 upvotes • r/environment

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OpenAI has the tech to watermark ChatGPT text. It just won’t release it — A survey the company conducted of loyal ChatGPT users found nearly 30% would be turned off by the anticheating technology

44 upvotes • r/technology

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CFS volunteer firefighters deployed to 40-day mission to extinguish US wildfires

42 upvotes • r/Adelaide

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Big four shares fall as Morgan Stanley flags overvaluation — NAB (-3.6%), Commonwealth Bank (-3%) Westpac (-2.9%), ANZ (-1.9%) down by 2:30pm AEST August 2nd

39 upvotes • r/AusFinance

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CEO of Real Estate Institute of the ACT responds to latest CPI figures for rentals

38 upvotes • r/canberra

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Australia’s major banks provide ‘backdoor finance’ to fossil fuels: NGO — Most of the US$2.43 billion in loans fall under general-purpose corporate lending and bonds, which are harder to track than direct project loans

38 upvotes • r/environment

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Japan’s new foreign exchange chief says weak yen has done more harm than good for economy — flags impact of rising energy, food prices on consumers and importers among the drawbacks of feeble yen

37 upvotes • r/Economics

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Global market rout has more to do with end of cheap funding — “A number of macro funds have been caught the wrong way around on a trade, and stops have been triggered, initially starting with FX and the Japanese yen”: BlueBay

35 upvotes • r/Economics

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$137,441 taxpayer-funded personal trips may involve “corrupt conduct that is serious or systemic” — Paul Brereton explains “practical implementation of the act” in NACC letters to Tourism Australia

34 upvotes • r/auslaw

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Global stock sell-off deepens as traders bet on rate cuts — “The parts of the economy that are interest rate-sensitive are suffering — small businesses, the lowest tiers of consumers”: BlackRock investment officer

32 upvotes • r/Economics

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Man runs into Park Fire evacuation zone to save stranded puppies	47	environment
OpenAI has the tech to watermark ChatGPT text. It just won’t release it — A survey the company conducted of loyal ChatGPT users found nearly 30% would be turned off by the anticheating technology	44	technology
CFS volunteer firefighters deployed to 40-day mission to extinguish US wildfires	42	Adelaide
Big four shares fall as Morgan Stanley flags overvaluation — NAB (-3.6%), Commonwealth Bank (-3%) Westpac (-2.9%), ANZ (-1.9%) down by 2:30pm AEST August 2nd	39	AusFinance
CEO of Real Estate Institute of the ACT responds to latest CPI figures for rentals	38	canberra
Australia’s major banks provide ‘backdoor finance’ to fossil fuels: NGO — Most of the US$2.43 billion in loans fall under general-purpose corporate lending and bonds, which are harder to track than direct project loans	38	environment
Japan’s new foreign exchange chief says weak yen has done more harm than good for economy — flags impact of rising energy, food prices on consumers and importers among the drawbacks of feeble yen	37	Economics
Global market rout has more to do with end of cheap funding — “A number of macro funds have been caught the wrong way around on a trade, and stops have been triggered, initially starting with FX and the Japanese yen”: BlueBay	35	Economics
$137,441 taxpayer-funded personal trips may involve “corrupt conduct that is serious or systemic” — Paul Brereton explains “practical implementation of the act” in NACC letters to Tourism Australia	34	auslaw
Global stock sell-off deepens as traders bet on rate cuts — “The parts of the economy that are interest rate-sensitive are suffering — small businesses, the lowest tiers of consumers”: BlackRock investment officer	32	Economics