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New Einaudi Center director launches book in Zambia
Can religion be explained by brain wiring? faithful say no
LGBTIQ rights campaigner recognised with honorary degree
An agreement for future of Hobart
JCU’s record number of Indigenous completions
New partnership to power better health for Australians
Supporting women to become IoT experts
Ground-breaking new study finally establishes timing of Homo erectus’ last stand in Indonesia
Independent Tertiary Education Body Gets An Independent Chair
Mental health matters this Christmas
Griffith lecturer joins Smithsonian for artist residency
New course to prepare future health communicators
Melbourne CBD abandoned spaces redesigned
10 health stories that got people talking this year
Corroboree frogs released into Kosciusko National Park
New treatment for viral arthritis reveals impressive results in Phase 2 human clinical trial
Is Santa real? Why an honest answer won’t kill Christmas magic
Are you a holiday overeater? Practical tips on how to manage your appetite this Christmas
Study dates last stand of human ancestor Homo erectus
Ancient seawall first known defence against sea level rise
Sydney’s desalination discharge boosts fish life in time of climate uncertainty
Spreading seeds of Indigenous knowledge
Griffith University Art Museum wins prize for best exhibition catalogue
Researcher dates last known Homo erectus remains
Increased usage and confidence in antiretroviral PrEP for prevention of HIV found
Modern humans and Homo erectus did not co-exist in Java, study shows
Joy Zhang ’21 wins Cornell Concerto Competition
Certificate program teaches Python to working professionals
In global south, building sewers may spur health, economy
Genetic test could reveal causes of rare diseases
Impact of meth use depends on your genes
Supporting health workers in Timor-Leste
Students offered places at Victoria University for 2020
No boundaries for women & girls in sport
Top diplomat honoured with Griffith DUniv
Go8 welcomes Australia’s ratification of Free Trade Agreements (FTA) with Indonesia, Hong Kong and Peru
10 of best science discoveries at Sydney in 2019
Significant investment in Australian university research
Gene therapy research that could save a family of four
UQ Art Museum launches 2020 program: Union
Scheme to change energy use hurts vulnerable households
$420,000 grant to rethink modern corporation
Most read science stories of 2019
Healing rays: Whoopi’s quick to mend
Is CV fraud a crime?
Here’s a bitter pill to swallow: artificial sweeteners may be doing more harm than good
Organic crop practices affect long-term soil health
United Way Winter Fest serves up fun, music, generosity

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