The Daily Populous

Saturday October 14th, 2023 evening edition

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The Voice was first proposed after hundreds of Indigenous Australians, who took part in the Uluru Dialogues, issued the Statement from the Heart six years ago.

He said the nation must now come together to overcome the disadvantage that Indigenous Australians face because "no one could say more of the same is good enough".

"What we have seen tonight is Australians literally in their millions reject the prime minister's divisive referendum.".

"A majority of Australians have said no to an invitation from Indigenous Australians.".

But she said millions of Australians were committed to closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

Mr Albanese has repeatedly said that the call for a Voice was a "modest request" from First Nations Australians.

Shadow Indigenous Australians spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price thanked Australians for "believing in our nation" and saying "no to division within the constitution along the lines of race". »

Tumor-destroying sound waves receive FDA approval for liver treatment in humans

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of sound waves to break down tumors—a technique called histotripsy—in humans for liver treatment.

The treatment head of the Edison Platform, designed for delivering histotripsy treatment.

“Histotripsy is an exciting new technology that, although it is in early stages of clinical use, may provide a noninvasive treatment option for patients with liver cancer. »

Amateur astronomers file class-action lawsuits alleging telescope price-fixing conspiracy

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Four decades later, in a court in Northern California, Shen and his B.C.-based relatives are accused in two proposed class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of amateur astronomers who claim they're victims of a massive price-fixing conspiracy.

Hightower, a "telescope consumer and amateur astronomy enthusiast," filed the first claim for a class action at the beginning of June.

Sigurd Murphy, a retired California amateur astronomer and telescope collector, and Keith Uehara, a Hawaiian photographer and amateur astronomer, filed their claim this week. »

DOJ sues eBay for selling ‘rolling coal’ devices; fines could hit $2 billion

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Coal rollers, or the drivers who engage in the action, may intentionally target Teslas, Priuses or other electric or hybrid vehicles.

Under the Clean Air Act, tampering with a vehicle's emissions control systems and selling those tampering tools are illegal.

"eBay has the power, the authority, and the resources to stop the sale of these illegal, harmful products on its website. »

Ubisoft Believes Physical Media Won’t Completely Die Out

Authored by tech4gamers.com

According to Ubisoft, there will always be a place for physical media.

The SVP was also asked about the future of physical media, and he replied that digital media is unlikely to completely take over.

The Ubisoft executive pointed out that physical media still has its benefits, particularly as a collector’s item. »