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Rangers Reimagine AI In Wildlife Monitoring
University of Melbourne and IISER Tirupati expand partnership to deliver world-class research education
Cervical cancer blood biomarkers could improve early detection
Government backing drives next phase of Australian driver safety innovation
Culberg joins NASA effort to probe rapidly changing Arctic glaciers
Reinforced vertebrae allow plunge-diving seabirds to survive high-speed impact
UW researchers among key contributors to new roadmap for future climate assessments
How the super El Niño could affect fall fertilizer’s all-important timing
Too good to choose just one: two regional changemakers awarded $50,000 Tim Fischer Fellowships
Resilient Systems Offset Cascading Threats
Worried about your Year 12 exams? Clinical psychologists share 3 ways to help anxiety
WA university staff overwhelmingly oppose merger, union survey reveals
Research finds Victoria’s Brolgas are genetically distinct from their northern counterparts… and at increased risk
Treating insomnia could be key to reducing symptoms of depression
Poverty hits 456,000 Western Australians as housing costs deepen hardship
Snowboard cross athletes awarded AOC Griffith Sports Scholarships
Loneliness linked to greatest drop in quality of life among young Australians
GBK Elects Executive Directors At Badu Island Board Meeting
Last Chance To Avert Disastrous Shakeup Of NT Teacher Regulation
Three in four people in households reliant on JobSeeker live in poverty
Can we improve how central lines are used by hospitals? A new trial seeks answers
Why Some Anglers Always Follow Rules
Fluorescent imaging tracks metabolism of cells in real time
UWA partners with Global Citizen for screening of The Plastic Country
Improving the steps toward better, cost-effective PTSD treatment
RMIT Pacific Initiative joins forces with Minderoo Foundation to accelerate community conservation and biodiversity protection
Pacific Voices Shape Priorities Ahead Of COP31
Success With ARC Future Fellowships
Australian researchers take fuel experiment into zero gravity
Are we trying too hard to sleep? How ‘sleepmaxxing’ could be keeping us awake
Olive oil before carbs blunts the early rise in blood glucose in mice
First Monash cohort ready to join Victoria’s growing pharmacist prescribing workforce
New online tool gives women guidance around egg-freezing decisions
From convicts to counterculture: Professor Tony Moore reflects on creativity and resistance that has shaped Australian society
Unique lakes help demonstrate a better way to measure nitrogen loss in aquatic ecosystems
Bigler shares fair chance hiring best practices with N.Y. lawyers
AI tool makes culturally appropriate lessons for teachers in India
By simulating a savanna without elephants, ISU ecologist shows their importance
Never mistake a faeces – secrets of greater glider diet uncovered
New RMIT microcredential training program to close the fire safety skills gap in Victoria’s energy transition
Rare Scholarship Offers Fully Funded Pathway Into Specialist Inclusive Education
New pathways offer more ways to live, work and study in the Goldfields
Study Aims To Reduce Teacher Burnout And Turnover
Hearing tests reveal how sea lions and fur seals hear human-made noise
From UQ Reef Science To National Action In Fiji
Cash Is Back As We Head Into Sales Season
Should Governments Regulate Supermarkets Or Run Them?
STEPS offers affordable, flexible online business course to Queenslanders

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