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Electric car sales drive toward cleaner air, less mortality
Terri Butler brought in to bat for Griffith’s Climate Ready Initiative
How Jessica Di Bartolo’s passion for healthcare led her to rewarding career in nursing
Brain bootcamp to increase dementia awareness in rural communities
Regions in focus for $3.66m mental health initiative
Future university for South Australia
Lyrebirds are losing their voice due to continued habitat loss
Coral-eating starfish – another victim of climate change?
Kicking goals against TB
Dragons Community and High Performance Centre update
Australians care more about cinema sound over size: QUT research
Students to showcase skills at CDU’s IT Code Fair
Push and pull affecting population growth
How services can better respond to domestic, family and sexual violence
Three scientists win Royal Society of NSW awards
Stricter enforcement of licensed premises is more effective than blanket ‘lock-out’ laws
Flinders launches counselling partnership in Singapore
STIs are down, but fewer tests could be cause
Is it normal to be super stressed at work before holidays?
UNSW researchers excel in Royal Society of NSW Awards
$23 million skills agreement boost for Tasmanian economy
Nurses and midwives’ vital role in fight against climate change
Māori taonga on display in Stuttgart museum
Soft robot detects damage and heals itself
Certificate brings Cornell food production expertise to entrepreneurs worldwide
You’re never too busy for self-gifting, study finds
Fictional civilization leaves behind lasting legacy
University of Tasmania provides MRC Tas with short-term accommodation for new Tasmanians
2022 Australian Election Study
Captive breeding to prevent extinction
Notre Dame proud to be supporting women’s soccer
What is Law of Sea and why is it so important?
UWA biotech company honoured in Innovation Awards
New tech’s potential to significantly reduce energy storage costs
National plan needed to improve children’s D- grade for physical activity
Machine learning can help predict frailty in Australians
Achieving nature- and people-positive future
Frog sounds set to light up music charts
Representing Australia in Singapore
How should we reckon with history’s uncomfortable truths about disability?
Call for action to address climate and environmental risks for people living with cardiovascular disease
ANU Chief and Nobel Prize winner Professor Brian Schmidt to Chair Group of Eight
Simple intervention may encourage accessing of mental health services
Postpartum diabetes testing low for women with gestational diabetes
Mums call for greater family-friendly focus in live sport
Deakin and Barwon Health partner in new centre for disease research
Research reveals burnout in midwives
UOW historians win History Council of NSW award

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