- Brisbane to Border: Connected cycling takes centre stage
- Dandenong and Yarra Ranges in-person insurer meetings
- Tech solution to be found in drones
- Warning not to use high pressure cleaners on asbestos roofs
- Indigenous data governance for 21st century
- Taking next steps in ACT health services planning
- Labor’s Social Housing Plan will abandon hundreds of thousands of people to housing stress and homelessness
- Labour must listen to OAG and scrap Three Waters
- Personal bankruptcy and liquidation of company guidance updated
- Decent work, not sanctions
National
National Mental Health Commissioner, Alan Woodward will be among the witnesses to appear at the Royal Commission into
Geoscience Australia will kick off a three-day virtual showcase today that is set to highlight the crucial role of
Able Seaman Miranda McLaughlin operates the combat system consoles in the operations room of HMAS Canberra during
Lieutenant Commander Jessica Kuk, left, Able Seaman Brendon Manthey, Seaman Alexandra Menthey and Able Seaman
Local
Master planning for a complete cycle link from Brisbane to the border is setting pace as funding flows this budget
Pilots of a different kind are part of a new wave of workers that are advancing the economy and the University of
Following two very recent incidents and several others in the last year, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland has
The ACT Government has today released a plan to shape the future of public health services for a growing population
Politics
Master planning for a complete cycle link from Brisbane to the border is setting pace as funding flows this budget
The ACT Government has today released a plan to shape the future of public health services for a growing population
Greens spokesperson for housing Max Chandler-Mather has today responded to the Housing Minister’s comments on social
The Office of the Auditor-General has delivered a scathing indictment of the Government’s Three Waters reforms and
Business
The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) and insurers will be in Montrose on Wednesday 17 August 2022 for in-person
The Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA), Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and
ASIC has permanently banned former financial adviser Ezzat-Daniel Nesseim from performing any function involved in
Geoscience Australia will kick off a three-day virtual showcase today that is set to highlight the crucial role of
Life
Following two very recent incidents and several others in the last year, Workplace Health and Safety Queensland has
Police are now in a position to release the name of the man who died in a single motorcycle crash on Kurow-Duntroon
Murray River Council is leading the way in community initiatives, being recognised for innovation and reporting at
Police have arrested a man in Te Aroha in relation to the Cambridge homicide. We are speaking with the man and an
World
With additional trains operating across the network, powered by the Government’s investment in rail, there is need
The Foreign Minister has wrapped up a series of meetings with Indo-Pacific partners in Cambodia which reinforced the
More than 900 000 people in Somalia, mostly living in rural areas, have moved to internally displaced persons camps
The benchmark for world food commodity prices declined significantly in July, with major cereal and vegetable oil
Science
On August 8th, some news media have reported on the integration of Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tokyo Medical
Swinburne is celebrating National Science Week from 13-31 August. National Science Week is Australia’s annual
QUT will showcase its commitment to sustainability when it holds its second university-wide Sustainability Week from
QUT robotics researchers working with Ford Motor Company have found a way to tell an autonomous vehicle which cameras
Technology
On August 8th, some news media have reported on the integration of Tokyo Institute of Technology and Tokyo Medical
The DTA has released a request for tender to establish a new Data Centre Panel to replace the existing panel which is
Proxous Advanced Solutions Limited (Proxous) has been issued with a formal warning after the ACMA found it provided
Twenty-five doctoral students from the Tokyo Tech Academy for Convergence of Materials and Informatics (TAC-MI
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