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Cook Government’s historic firearm laws enter WA Parliament
The Alannah & Madeline Foundation commends the WA Government on proposing the strongest firearm safety framework in Australia
3D printing promises more efficient ways to make custom explosives and rocket propellants
Mouth to mouth tactic may stop dental decay
$80 million Institute of Applied Technology for Construction Opened in Western Sydney
If nose fits
Researchers awarded over $22 million in MRFF grants
Drugs, weapons, and explosives seized in Lalor
Improving screening of new drugs inspires QUT Fulbright Scholar
Apple Arcade takes players into a new dimension with spatial gaming
Politician shows love for cardiovascular research on Valentine’s Day
Bridging a tech gap: How smart sensors can help defective bridges
DEXIS Drives Dental Imaging Innovation with Introduction of AI-Powered Implant Ecosystem
Gap-year sailor excels in 3D
Torrens University’s role in Australia’s tech transformation
Sydney Lunar Festival roars to life for Year of Dragon
How to create animated short film
Transforming The Makers with the NW community
Tokyo Tech first among students at ISUCON13 software tuning contest
CCMR JumpStart program funds three projects in Spring 2024
Lab-grown tumours predict treatment outcomes in landmark study
Apple announces more than 600 new apps built for Apple Vision Pro
Monash to launch Global Encounters virtual reality journey into Australia’s First Nations history
Virtual reality grooming is an increasing danger. How can parents keep children safe?
Identify, engage, assassinate: How seahorse-like toxins kill insects
$207,000 Sunshine Coast business boost
Aledia Announces Comprehensive Strategy and New Recruits to Lead in the MicroLED Market
Unlocking secrets of natural reef recovery
Does your foot shape dictate how well you do the locomotion, baby?
Editing memories, spying on our bodies, normalising weird goggles: Apple’s new Vision Pro has big ambitions
South Australia’s leading medical companies showcase at Arab Health
Shuffling robot uses biological muscle to move and spin
Development of a Ferroelectric Dimeric Liquid Crystal with Huge Spontaneous Polarization and Dielectric Constant at Low Temperatures Contributing to improved performance of electronic devices
New Rapid Prototyping Method for Microscale Spiral Devices
UniSQ Mechanical Engineering Honours student awarded 2024 W. H. Groom Scholarship
With deep roots and expanding collection, herbarium offers window into plant history
Using photos to create 3D models is helping us understand – and protect – complex marine environments
Records of Cometary Dust Hitting Asteroid Ryugu
Pittsworth Perspectives exhibition, children’s activities open 2024 Rosalie Gallery program 
Soldiers’ symbols of hope for Ukrainian trainees
Exploding kamikaze bacteria
Ten charged, 22 firearms seized following Mulgrave armed robbery
Bundaberg workforce to get a boost as construction starts on new TAFE facilities
Apple previews new entertainment experiences launching with Apple Vision Pro
How microplastic travels into Arctic
Dr Carmine Gentile and world-renowned research team join HRI
Würzburg computer scientists dive down
Apple Vision Pro available in U.S. on February 2

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