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World first study of young adults brain activity shows TV and gaming boosts focus, while social media hinders it
Victoria University Vultures set to soar in 2025 University Basketball League
Empowering Innovations Recognised
Southern Cross University research dates oldest human presence on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island
Sunshine Coast student takes top prize in QLD Literary Competition
Gold Coast student takes top prize in QLD Literary Competition
Bundaberg student takes top prize in QLD Literary Competition
Why Forgiving Yourself Is Harder Than It Sounds
Mackay student takes top prize in QLD Literary Competition
Is the electric charge distribution in space actually the opposite?
New initiatives to strengthen our approach to DFSV prevention and response
Legal action against Kmart highlights fundamental issues in Australia’s response to forced labour
Changes to El Niño occurrence causing widespread tropical insect and spider declines 
New DNA Tech Gives Insight On Invasive Deer
Historic $25m investment aims to halve breast cancer deaths
ACU part of $25m Collaborative Research Accelerator Grant to tackle breast cancer
How To Make Best Choices: Start Exploring Like Child
Scared of giving birth? You’re not alone, but stay positive to ease the fear
Archaeologists find oldest evidence of humans on ‘Hobbit’s’ island neighbour – who they were remains a mystery 
Newcastle Still Needs Gas To Power Industry
Brain imaging may identify patients likely to benefit from anxiety care app
Improving guidelines can help combat deadly bacteria in powdered baby formula
World Healthcare To Reimagine How Knowledge Is Shared
Boost for regional students as tertiary study expands in Queensland and Tasmania
To save lives in heatwaves, we must focus on how human bodies work
Hot water nest injection successfully kills fire ant nests in SE Qld
Clarence River Survey calls for citizen scientists to give the river a ‘health check’
Swinburne alum builds dream career LEGO brick by LEGO brick
Breakthrough back pain treatment still working after three years: new data
World-first Economics Institute Launches At UNSW Sydney
Social media boosts news diversity amid traditional media decline
Sheep Herding ‘robodogs’ To Take Centre Stage At Ekka
Hidden Bowel Cancer Risk In Common Growths
Inaugural CUNY Honors Connect Cohort Presents Research
SAIL Sets Course For Smarter Trade Compliance With AI
Rising temperatures affecting students learning across the world
Study examines how the pandemic altered puberty’s impact on girls’ mental health
Pairing genomics and weather data to make crop predictions more powerful
True blue: Researchers create better blue food dye from algae
Not All Low-grade Prostate Cancers Are Low Risk
Gold to green: direct seeding transforms sand mine rehabilitation in SEQ 
Myth-busting study finds neurodivergent workers are skilled leaders
Monash awarded $18.7 million for four industrial research training centres and hubs
UNSW Quantum Computing Spinout Wins Industry Award
Peak medical body applauds UNSW psychiatrist’s leadership in mental health
Findings show NT’s vital water source is drying – and it can be seen from space 
Shining light on how brain signals control stress
Exposure to nanoplastics could induce spread of Alzheimer’s disease from the brain to other other organs

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