Friday, November 13, 2026

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Angela Duckworth found an intriguing pattern among elite university students: those with higher SAT scores tended to report slightly less grit, while grittier students...

A student can be extremely capable and still struggle to follow a difficult goal for years. Another can be less dazzling on a standardised test yet keep returning to the work long after the novelty has disappeared. Intelligence and...

New laws in NSW should make e-bikes less annoying on footpaths

NSW has introduced Australia’s first statewide laws, starting today, to regulate shared e-bike operators, and end the decade-long share bike free-for-all that cluttered footpaths and blocked pedestrians. The likes of Uber-backed Lime now need approval from Transport for NSW,...

Latest Offering from Unbounce Reflects ‘Shift in How Marketers Use AI’

Unbounce has launched a Model Context Protocol Server, the Vancouver-born innovator announced this month. The company’s mission is helping marketers build perfect landing pages that keep visitors focused on specific things for maximum return on a campaign investment. The new MCP...

Veteran agtech Farmbot digs up $22 million Series B for US push

The round for the farmland remote water and asset monitoring platform for livestock farms was led by Lewis & Clark Partners, with participation from Fulcrum Global Capital, Builders VC, Level VC, Meat & Livestock Australia’s Cultiv8 Livestock Technology Fund,...

6 startups score $13.5 million from biotech grants fund CUREator+

The six, from three state, are: Aleris Therapeutics (Vic), Frontier Inflammasome Therapeutics (Qld), Luma Bio (Vic), Navier Medical (WA), Neurotologix (WA) and WeGuide (Vic). They span inflammatory disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurological disorders and AI-enabled digital health.  CUREator+, run...

Sylvester Stallone asked Queen for “Another One Bites the Dust” as the Rocky III theme and was turned down — so he called an...

In early 1982, a struggling Chicago rock band received the strangest voicemail in music history. Jim Peterik of Survivor came home, saw the blinking light on his answering machine — still a novelty back then — and pressed play. “Hey,...

Why founders have a problem taking action – and how to get over it

People are good at diagnosing what’s wrong. They’re not great at following through and fixing it. They say things like: “I think I need to ask my cofounder to step down.” “I know this sales hire isn’t working.” “That person is underperforming, and...

“Donnie Darko” was rejected by every major distributor, then released just six weeks after 9/11 with a jet engine crashing into a teenager’s bedroom...

Some movies are ahead of their time. “Donnie Darko” managed something stranger: it arrived at precisely the worst moment in modern history for its own plot. Richard Kelly’s debut — a moody, time-bending story about a troubled teenager, a six-foot...

The advice to make a vision board in tough times runs into an awkward finding: research shows that vividly fantasising about a desired future...

The vision board is a fixture of wellness advice: a collage of the life you want, the house, the trip, the toned body, the corner office, pinned up where you will see it and, the theory goes, drawn steadily...

Researchers studied more than 34,000 elite performers across sport, science, music and chess and found something striking: the children who excelled fastest tended to...

Talent systems are built to notice speed. The child winning early is selected, funded and given more specialised practice. The slower child is easier to overlook, even when that slower development may be part of the path that eventually...
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Ticket Alert: Kings of Leon, Fall Out Boy, and More Seattle Events Going On Sale This Week

The Coachella lineup may have dropped this week, but there’s a batch of talented musicians coming through the Pacific...
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