Gary Nunn
Writer and Journalist at Freelance
Journalist for the BBC, Guardian https://t.co/bww4M2PMuk ABC https://t.co/bZQb9gSOHM & @SMH My book: The Psychic Tests https://t.co/XBzFQTW4cy
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6 days ago |
businessinsider.de | Gary Nunn
Graham Price hat sein Studium an der Universität Oxford abgebrochen. Courtesy of Graham Price Graham Price, 46, war begeistert, als er an der Universität Oxford angenommen wurde. Als er von dem Spaß hörte, den seine Freunde an anderen Universitäten hatten, wurde er neidisch.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Gary Nunn
Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Graham Price, 46, was excited when he got accepted into Oxford University. When he heard about the fun his friends were having at other universities, he grew envious. He decided to drop out of Oxford so he could go to a university where he could have a better life. I picked an unusual degree: classics. Only about 20 of the 166 British universities, including Oxford and Cambridge, offer it.
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2 weeks ago |
kidspot.com.au | Gary Nunn
The alarming reality of being a doctor in NSW is today laid bare as Helena*, who is participating in the state-wide 72 hour strike, shares what it’s really like. Unable to share her real name due to fear of repercussions from her employer, Helena speaks about the gruelling nature of the job. “I've certified deaths in front of sobbing families, been screamed at and spat on, and have quietly cried in a bathroom alone after the death of a patient,” she says.
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2 weeks ago |
news.com.au | Gary Nunn
ANALYSISThere has been a string of terrifying, major plane crashes across North America recently – and understandably, they have given some people the jitters. According to America’s National Transportation Safety Board, there have been 122 plane crashes in the US in 2025 so far – including the most recent dramatic crash in the carpark of a Pennsylvanian retirement community last month – although the vast majority of them have been non-fatal.
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1 month ago |
smh.com.au | Gary Nunn
March 16, 2025 — 8.00pm, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. As a professional writer, I’m supposed to fear, loathe or at least be suspicious of artificial intelligence. The questions I often get asked about bots such as ChatGPT are how worried I am generally, and as a follow-up, am I worried they’ll take my job. I get why.
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