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Pandemics, past and present, afford deeper contemplation of war
Melbourne Connect to be a knowledge sharing partner during Melbourne Knowledge Week
For love of country
‘frontier wars’: Undoing myth of peaceful settlement of Australia
Western ranked in top 1.5 per cent of world’s universities for social, ecological and economic impact
Rental pressures force tenants to give up pets
Centre for Western Sydney releases ‘report card’ on NSW Government 23 April
How gaming industry justifies in-game gambling
Future Education Innovations project success
Radar satellites can better protect against bushfires and floods
Philippines once home to extinct giant “cloud rats”
Urgency of children’s global literacy campaign increases due to pandemic
Burns victims struggling to pay
Scientists retrace asteroid’s long one-way trip to Earth
Trust as a competitive tool to win over digital markets
UNSW joins alliance to make Parramatta a global education hub
NTEU calls on UniSuper to stop supercharging climate change
UQ technology powers up greener alternative to lithium ion in Brisbane manufacturing deal
Canadians with disabilities, chronic health conditions hit hard by COVID-19: University of Toronto study
COVID-19 takes toll on Canadians with disabilities, chronic health conditions: University of Toronto study
Antidepressant withdrawal or relapse? Doctors can’t really tell
Earth Day forum: Barrett maps food systems past mid-century
Leading scientists awarded €5M of EU funding
Scholarship, service and citizenship at heart of a Catholic university
Funding NEMO: case for a gravitational wave detection observatory in Australia
Recognising and sharing military service stories
UC ranked number 1 in world for reducing inequalities
UniSA to lead research on sustainable neighbourhoods
CDU climbs higher in global impact ranking
Poor iodine levels in women pose risks to fetal intellectual development in pregnancy
TAFE NSW graduate hits airwaves in Broken Hill
Link between blood clotting and AstraZeneca vaccine
Benefits of AstraZeneca vaccine outweigh risks of blood clots for over-50s
Where’s my horse-sized rabbit?
ASQA approves extended transition period for 18 qualifications from CPC08 Construction, Plumbing and Services Training Package
QUT mathematician optimises orientation for volunteers
Fashion Show – here to stay but ever evolving in performance and space
Party capital a hit with humpback lads while new mums prefer relaxing bayside vibes
Maintenance: asqanet and asqaconnect Friday 23 to Monday 26 April
Earth Day: How you can help restore our Earth
Victoria University climbs to 10th in world
Griffith ranks highly in sustainable development
Towards a cure: Insulin100 scientific conference draws world’s leading diabetes researchers
Love is in app: pros and cons of swiping for companionship
Citizen science data tracks race of birds vs. bacteria
A growing problem of ‘deepfake geography’: How AI falsifies satellite images
Change Agent: Jessica Ward
Event examines ethics, politics and future of AI

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