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‘Silver lining’ effect for many women who separate in midlife
AI maps leaders’ emotions during federal election debate
2025 Federal Election Outcome
Health care cooperatives could hold key to easing caregiver shortage
Those most willing to address health disparities tend to be overlooked
Cornell Anthropology Opens Collaboratory May 14
Breaking barriers: the Met Gala 2025 to showcase Black dandyism
Indigenous-led education centre shortlisted for architecture awards
Creating Australia’s First MND Care Guideline
Dutton’s 11th hour snub to students
Free climate change course offers tools for real-world action
What Australians Really Think Of Nuclear Power
Tech In Treetops: How AI Can Protect Forests
WHISE secures La Trobe funding for new program that helps parents navigate teen consent and sexuality conversations
Molecular double agent: Protein “Eato” plays surprising role in protecting the brain
Global crises demand ethical, transparent business leaders
Health care providers who work together save Medicare money
How Mushroom Murder Trial’s Impact To Morwell Is Akin To Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
Lava flow jigsaw puzzle reveals the secrets of shifting continents
Should You Use Meta’s New AI Assistant?
Power of AI to help tackle genetic diseases
Pathbreaking conference aims to reimagine disability in the Church
Endometriosis Linked To Premature And Early Menopause
Australia’s Southern Right Whale population recovery has stalled, new study reveals
Before they vote: How schools shape young citizens
Lower screening age calls for more tailored bowel cancer surveillance
Let it Grow: Winner of 2025 schools challenge revealed at Agfest
Conference on African political economy honors van de Walle
Poet Ishion Hutchinson tilts into expansive essay writing
Nanoparticles hold immense promise in breast cancer battle
‘Robotability score’ ranks NYC streets for future robot deployment
Scientists map the genome of Australia’s most iconic and endangered frog
Study Medicine With Notre Dame In Broome
Swinburne recognises Indigenous leaders with honorary doctorates
Curtin to drive innovation in $271 national additive manufacturing initiative
Using computer vision to reveal visual illusions created by moth wing patterns
Youth are the Future Electors
Kate McClymont On Importance Of Investigative Journalism
Australia’s climate future in the spotlight for new tipping point and resilience research
Everyday actions and behaviours linked to better mental well-being: study
Mud pies for some, barriers for others
Satellites Solution For Tracking Coral Reef Health
Multiple exposures to climate disasters leads to worse mental health outcomes
Loss Of Nature’s ‘unsung Heroes’ Threaten Ecosystems
Peace in our time? Why NZ should resist Trump’s one-sided plan for Ukraine
Social workers urged to embed Aboriginal cultural practices in First Nations communities
Wake-up call: Urgent action needed to tackle Australia’s sleep health issues
Willis warns of a ‘tight’ budget to come, but NZ should be going for productivity, not austerity

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