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The fight against MND gets a boost with over $4 million awarded to advance the work of Macquarie researchers
RMIT signs MoU with the University of Derby to strengthen international research partnerships
Local Study Hub helping to build brighter futures close to home
Scientists reveal hidden world of living cells in human milk
Leaving Military About More Than Finding Another Job
Uni And Army Ready To Battle It Out
Child Protection Advocate Accepts Honorary Doctorate
Mapping Green Transition Of Asia Pacific Economies
New study reveals behavioural shift in Southern right whales’ selection of nursing sites
The Center for an Informed Public is tracking rumors that put elections at risk
Weill Cornell receives $8.2M grant to test novel male contraceptive pill
New CoPAIR program connects Cornell researchers with AI tools, training and community
New online tool to help turn food waste into opportunity
NTEU vows to fight Federation University’s brutal cuts to arts subjects
World’s Oldest Shipwreck Discovered Off Coast Of Turkey
Governments have turned care into a commodity. It’s failing us all
High-tech forest maps predict the ecological traits of Amazon birds
Weakness and mobility loss in ageing are not just muscle problems
Artificial intelligence in focus as global humanities leaders meet in Melbourne
Can fish develop mental health conditions and help us treat them?
La Trobe, Greater Shepparton Strengthen Ties
Barley seed could carry fungicide-resistant disease into next crop, UniSQ researchers find
Fast-ageing Placentas May Explain Pre-eclampsia Risks
Cutting-edge human stem cell model to unlock MND’s earliest warning signs
‘Pothole patrol’ pilot hits the road with AI-powered road defect monitoring 
UQ design strategy could help Defence succeed in modern conflicts
Fewer And Fewer Parents Will Smack Their Children
From climate resilience to AI innovation, researchers RISE to the challenge
Recycling project transforms retired fire-service uniforms into new fashion fibres
Women are more optimistic about ageing until memory problems emerge
EduMarking on What School Playground Compliance Requires and Where Most Schools Fall Short
EduMarking: Term 4 Is the Last Window to Spend 2026 School Budgets on Outdoor Upgrades
From Classroom Outbursts To Thriving At School
Study finds humpback whales growing faster than expected 
Queensland and Indonesian filmmakers unite through horror
PHP vulnerabilities a reminder for businesses to stay vigilant against online threats
Time To Tap Into Agriculture’s Hidden Genetic Potential
New online platform puts Australia’s critical minerals future under the microscope
More Than Score
NYC entrepreneurship conference features leaders in cybersecurity, jewelry, health care
Targeted funding needed for GPs to manage rising levels of diabetes
Global food, ag innovators to compete for $3M at Grow-NY Summit
Australian coral reefs face risk of collapse within 50 years without drastic action, global assessment finds
Partnerships critical for Australia, India and South Korea to strengthen regional stability
Simultaneous Operation of Two International Wireless Standards on a Single Radio Unit: Wi-SUN HAN and Wi-SUN FAN
Curtin economist recognised among Australia’s leading social scientists
First Australian completes global maritime scholarship
Building healthier futures with data, technology and research

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