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Career path of Project Manager
Stress levels sky high for families of neurodiverse kids
New Bega centre will explore circular economy
Are you accidental Project Manager? 10 question quiz
Research receives $1.2 million through ARC Linkage Projects
Next Step towards Closing Gap
Secondary teachers wanted for new study on education outcomes following preterm birth
Exploring heritage sites at NT National Park
ChatGPT: Old AI problems in new guise, new problems in disguise
Universities setting graduates for bright future
VR offers short-term pain relief for women with endometriosis
Graduate employment rates hit highest level in more than decade
Net zero for Australia’s built environment is possible by 2040
Age is most significant predictor of housing stress: study
The ‘flip-flop’ qubit: realisation of a new quantum bit in silicon controlled by electric signals
Ramping up councils’ climate change role
Sporting tips for parents and preschoolers
Universities Australia welcomes new Shadow Minister
Ensuring First Nations children are school ready
Future of Foundry
Inaugural Central Coast HSC art exhibition gives young artists a platform to share their work
National Catholic education says NAPLAN changes will put learning data into the hands of teachers sooner
Parents strongly support NAPLAN reporting improvements
Canberra’s superb parrots caught up in housing crisis
Intermittent fasting leads to weight loss, not improved health
Launch of FUNED Hotel Management scholarship for Mexico
‘You can love something deep inside your heart and there is nothing wrong with it’: why we still love The Room, 20 years on
The NZ pilot held hostage in West Papua is the pawn in a conflict only real international engagement can resolve
Union welcomes wage theft court action against University of Melbourne
Sustainability needs women and girls in science
Clinical trial of potential needle-free vaccination for influenza
Citizen scientists tend oyster gardens
“What Happens Next?”: Can We Take a Bite Out of Food Insecurity?
Breaking into sports industry: Lessons learnt during internship
Curtin University plans real wage cuts for hard-working staff
Mushrooms magnify memory by boosting nerve growth
Does increasing farm productivity relieve pressure on remaining natural areas? A new study suggests no, except where Indigenous people manage the land
Biotech partnership to develop new therapies
UOW to host Advanced Energy Storage workshop
Volunteers needed to help unravel sleep problems
2.9-million-year-old butchery site reopens case of who made first stone tools
Scientists discover receptor that blocks Covid infection
2.9m-year-old stone tools found at Kenyan site
Smallest marine microbes share nutrients – briefly
Cornell-led Team Selected for NSF’s Convergence Accelerator
Less lung tissue removal needed for early stage cancer
Covid death risk still high for some patients
Keep calm and study on: Promoting quiet spaces around schools and homes

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