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UNE retains number one rank as best college in Maine for getting a job
Gelion batteries to help power the renewables revolution
Curtin ranked second in the world for Mineral and Mining Engineering
La Trobe kicks goals in QS rankings
Students must be protected from NAPLAN data misuse
Snapshot technique helps scientists ‘hear’ the quantum world
Altitude Accord partnership to grow future defence workforce
UNSW to lead initiative driving waste and recycling innovation for NSW
MFB and UFU with Macquarie University to partner on world-first PFAS study
Sibling rivalries lead to friendly finches
A silver lining like no other: self-sterilising microneedles revolutionising vaccination and drug delivery
World beating results in QS subject rankings
UNSW study finds big economic benefits from affordable housing close to the city
Millions of Australian homes ‘struggling’ in record-breaking heat
Mum’s the word when it comes to compassion
Heatwave misperceptions lead to danger
Abortion laws ready for reform
Wanted: Mums to help new mums at risk
More support needed for Australia’s burgeoning craft economy
First Australia-France joint international research lab to be based Adelaide
$500 flood hardship grants for students
What are the lessons for TAFE from the Global Education Reform Movement?
Research to help mobile phones act smarter and last longer
New technology offers promising manufacturing potential for Australia
Poor mental health linked to rising rates of chronic disease
Africa’s emerging leaders in small-scale mining on CQ study tour
VU launches School for the Visitor Economy
Keeley runs towards scholarship opportunity
Recognition for tomorrow’s leaders
State-wide music program hits a high note for young participants
Researchers discover why Laron dwarfs don’t get diabetes
New research casts doubt on cause of Angkor’s collapse
More than 50% of rural West Australians are volunteers
Boost for Australian grain industry
Centre of excellence will focus on EU
Death rates in people on the autism spectrum twice those of the general population: new research
La Trobe recognised for gender equality
Law changes urged in property issues involving family violence
Scientists tackle rare retinal disease in unique research project
VU made WGEA employer of choice for gender equality
University honoured as leader in gender equality
Dame Judith Hackitt speaks at RMIT
O-Festival introduces students to fun of campus life
Business Insight: Video marketing is changing the way we connect
Curtin receives gender equality honours for the fifth year in a row
RMIT retains gender equality citation
La Trobe 1969 premiers reunited
Warrigal greens are tasty, salty, and covered in tiny balloon-like hairs

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