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Agribusiness vies with democracy in California, book says
Asthma hospitalisation cuts high school completion rates
Wind farm noise and sleep disruption
At last: Lonely days are over for historic piano stool
Mapping evolution of universe
Acting early to break cycle of family mental illness
Maintenance: asqanet and asqaconnect today, Wednesday 13 October
Ridd High Court decision
Statement re Ridd High Court decision
Carmens Kitchen founder Carolyn Creswells biggest lessons
Life-changing research outcomes to be showcased at Telethon 2021
Rebuild early childhood workforce through TAFE
MIT Sloan and QUT launch education leadership webinar series
New integrated report card to protect Darwin Harbour
Billion year soul-burning puzzle: who made cheilanthanes?
Deakin partners with Samsung to launch trial of Vital Monitoring System to help people return safely to work
Cyber security startups set to accelerate with CyRise
This laser is supposed to rejuvenate vaginal tissue. But scientists say it’s no better than placebo
Children from wealthy backgrounds at greater risk of tooth wear
Universities adopt free speech code
Why you may be feeling anxious exiting lockdown
Data confirms rural areas falling behind in COVID‑19 vaccination rates
Bacteria underlie success of fecal microbiota transplants
Survey highlights pandemic’s effects on mental and physical health in rural Iowa
Cornell pilots shortened Covid isolation program
Lonely after lockdown?
Bushfire research team awarded prestigious Eureka Prize
What’s behind world’s energy crisis?
Research Week to uncover bold research futures
Woodchip bioreactors may help farmers reduce fertiliser pollution in waterways
Commitment to lifelong learning
Financial advisers: hidden frontline in crisis
Return to work hampered by stigma and lack of support
Sweet work: How better hive design can help keep bees warm
Robo-debt style automated decision-making needs new legal solutions
First Nations senior elder awarded honorary doctorate at on-country ceremony
Symphony of support for young Afghan musicians
Daily handful of nuts and seeds can help common chronic liver disease
Young people take centre stage at global conference on climate crisis
‘Pet prep’ could be key to disaster survival
New moral psychology minor takes on challenging questions
Russell lab wins grant to develop new tuberculosis drugs
Event will honor suffragist and mathematician James Oliver
Natural light may be key to improving mood and reducing insomnia
Corrosion can improve materials’ durability
Primates’ ancestors may have left trees to survive asteroid
Scholarship gift helps pay it forward
Natural climate protection may be written in stone

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