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Good Morning reader and welcome to our news blog of news for Tuesday 1 April.
Without a doubt there will be a burst of funny and irreverent social media posts from companies and brands trying to lighten the mood on this famous date of jokes.
But readers, the story that guides our titles today is not a joke.
The writers of Perth and Australia are committing to stolen copies of their books used without authorization or compensation from the Behemoth Meta of social media to train its artificial intelligence models.
The authors of the Wa Natasha Lester, Holden Sheppard and Rachael Johns had their work raised by Meta to train his AI models.
But at the same time, these writers came to rely on social media to reach fans and promote their work. The latter controversy now has many authors who wonder if they can leave this toxic relationship once and for all.
Emma Young has the complete story here.
In the meantime, two teachers from Western Australia have been prohibited by working in schools after admitting inappropriate and sexualized behavior with students.
The separate cases were revealed in the decisions of the State Administrative Court, which believed that the conduct of men was “so serious that it is likely to bring to spreading the profession of teaching”.
Read the report of Holly Thompson here.
Finally, the changing conditions in the turbulent real estate market of Perth have seen the rhythm of slow price gains with the values now so slightly below the peak levels recorded in October last year.
So, after years of the real estate market that manages red, are things returning to something that looks like “normal” to Perth? (No, once again, we promise that this is not an April joke.)
According to the latest Coreological data, the values of Perth’s house (both houses and units) increased by modest 0.2 percent last month to reach a historic maximum of $ 806,205 medians.
“Even if the growth of the population is looseing, the cumulative subsoil of accommodation will take time to face,” said Tim Lawless, director of Coreological research.
Thank you for being united to us today, readers. Stay tuned while we bring you the news you need to know.
And remember: it is April 1, so don’t trust anything you see on the internet (except if it is on Watayday).
