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Protecting Australian students
First conclusive evidence horses hurt by whips, whips don’t aid jockeys
Victoria University locks in new student experience for 30,000 more students
Don’t be a HAAS-been, HSC leavers
Same storm, different boats: a reflection on COVID-19 models
Why Australia shouldn’t abandon international education
Pandemic plan shot in arm Australia-China relations need
Dollar value put on Australia’s biosecurity system – a world first
IT protégés in spotlight at CodeFair
Report finds creating a more sustainable WA would boost jobs and economy
Light, liposomes, action: researchers show safer, more targeted way to deliver CRISPR gene therapy
Track cockatoos, ‘bin chickens’ and brush-turkeys for science
Starve or serve? Real solutions to harsh reality of child labour
New study finds a link between sleep apnea and increased risk of dementia
Swinburne University’s new Vice Chancellor’s brand in tatters following historic vote of no confidence
Is proton therapy silver bullet for children with brain cancer?
CDU artist in Australia’s largest outdoor exhibition
Unis equip young Australians for future
Griffith Sciences and Bentley Systems join forces
New aluminium recycling can drive manufacturing prosperity
Evidence against paired brain training and stimulation for older adults
When developers seem fair, new tech looks less risky
Researchers trap electrons to create elusive crystal
Data, testing helped Cornell curb COVID-19
Texas teacher shortage tackled by Rice certification plan
Hudson Valley lab donates 47K apples to local food pantries
Folding proteins feel heat, and cold
La Trobe unveils plan for Mildura campus
La Trobe unveils plan for Albury-Wodonga
Global Cornell hosts International Education Week, Nov. 16-20
UC and ANU enhancing regional health services with new training facilities
New tractor beam has potential to tame lightning
Antibody study confirms low levels of infection during first wave
Social workers in high demand on Fraser Coast
Future doctors need more nutrition education
Greenery research to make life for aged care residents cooler
New funding to make life for aged care residents cooler
Curtin partners with Extreme Tech Challenge on global startup competition
Checking in with a colleague: Elliot Walsh
Trump tweets divert media from potentially damaging news
Responsible business platform wins Sydney Genesis startup competition
How COVID-19 could accelerate rise of smart cities
Legal avenues to Tobacco Endgame goal
Future of warfare: new tech helps better detect drones
Rice has many fathers but only two mothers
Griffith leads global 2020 Better World MBA rankings
Native rice trials begin in a $1.4 million project
Low levels of infection in Sydney during first COVID-19 wave: antibody study