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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
Speeding drivers use app to dodge fines – Aust-first research
French American Jesuit Fr Nicolas Steeves to examine preaching at Newman symposium
Is Australia’s social media ban a breach of children’s rights?
The accidental discovery that advances our knowledge of glioblastoma
Politicians underestimate public support for climate change action
Synthetic Answer To Squeak In Aging Joints
Australia’s bushfire crisis linked to colonial land-use change
Generative AI Tests Limits Of Copyright
‘Medicines That Feed Us’ Promote Healing In Toxic World
New Technique Holds Promise For Improved Gene Editing
Honey Trap For Protecting Forest
Mental health, sleep disorders among risk factors for long-term concussion symptoms
Global Climate Change Week at UOW turns attention to local communities
Centre for Advancing Journalism expands focus to information integrity
Step inside the QUT creative community at the 2026 Creative Arts Showcase
First Nations Maternity Model Expands To Bendigo
Roo-ver Reveal At QUT In World Space Week
Mysterious hot rock deep underground threatens to throw out the rule book
Questions Over Union Membership Claims
Kids in healthy homes less likely to be hospitalised
Shifting focus to enhance seawater’s natural alkalinity for CO₂ removal
Cricket’s Day-night Pink Ball Not Always So Pretty
Monash joins global alliance to advance sovereign and trustworthy AI
With the right information, electrification can be cheaper and easier than many people think
Partnership with Indonesian university to support education and research
Discovered just two years ago, this tiny Fijian bee is on the brink of extinction
From binge eating to gaming: when everyday behaviours become addictions
Private equity ownership results in poor working conditions in NYS home care
‘Let me explain’: Corporate disclosures can take a circuitous route
Australia must compete for global research talent, not deter it

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