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UNSW showcases research and innovation at NSW Parliament
Union gives evidence at parliamentary inquiry into Redeemer Baptist school
Tech School Boosts STEM Learning For Brimbank
Event To Focus On How Fatigue Affects Workers
Overcoming silence: a renewed effort to listen to the voices of religious sisters
Launch Of Let’s Stop Bullying Campaign
Autism diagnoses in New Zealand more than triple, Otago study finds
New AI models still reproduce racial and gender stereotypes in medicine
Bullying is harder to spot than you think: New national campaign to stop school bullying
AI Plus Chemistry Can Expand Battery Electrolyte Design
Antenna-like cell appendage linked to turtles’ sex-deciding warmth-sensing
Breakthrough may change treatment for metastatic prostate cancer
Radiopharmaceutical may benefit patients with metastatic prostate cancer sooner
La Trobe Backs National Nursing Workforce Strategy
Study Hub Helps Epping Students Succeed
RMIT partners with Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair to support shared learning through the Pathways Program
Butterflies On Move Worldwide Due To Climate Change
Restored University House to reopen for ANU 80th birthday celebration
Why do Australians love losers? Historians chart the life and crimes of Chopper Read, Tilly Devine in The Dead Can’t Sue
Gene Mutations Behind Serious Bone Marrow Conditions
Healing, not handcuffs: research finds pathway to reduce child incarceration
Q-Day Is Coming, And We Need To Be Prepared
Digital transformation at the forefront, as RMIT deepens its presence in Southeast Asia
Microbreaks key to boosting energy and motivation at work, study finds
Scientists identify tumor-secreted protein that promotes lung metastasis in cancer patients
AI models nearly erase female characters when they write kids stories about animals
Coordinating the development of heart muscle and vasculature
Half-a-million Trees Planted In Melbourne’s West
Three UNSW researchers recognised with 2026 Young Tall Poppy Awards
Australias former Chief Scientist says AI a threat to human creativity
UNSW and infotech firm, Baidam, partner to build lasting First Nations STEM pathways
Notre Dame scholarships drive research with real-world impact
Scorching summers and heatwaves linked to poorer mental health in children
Griffith Expanding Its Health Technology Footprint
Remembering Sir Christopher Ondaatje
Pathways To Success At Shepparton Open Day
Students make flying taxi. Underground farming in CBD. Creativity & ethical AI. Australia’s oldest science lessons
Universities Australia congratulates ATEC First Nations Commissioner
The importance of recognising service designers in the 2026 Census
Deepening Australia-India collaboration on life sciences skills and research
Trust funding to accelerate soil research
How US And China Are Building Different AI Systems
Enforcement action in child care sector doubles, lifts standards
Australian-first menstrual health tool tipped to be a game changer for womens sport
argenx signs new strategic partnership agreement with Monash-originated biotechnology company Myostellar
Go8 supports national-interest reforms that strengthen security without weakening international collaboration
Getting Israel and Lebanon to the table is not enough for lasting peace, Monash study warns
Home Gardens Reduce Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes