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Top 6 things to do at night in Adelaide
Insight – New trends emerging as China gears up for Singles Day
Residents benefit from community grants
Australia drops four places on global climate ranking
New scientific research and writing mentorship initiative towards diversity in research on alcohol control policies
Million Dollar Vax CROWNS Million Dollar winner
Chinatown revitalisation complete as Stage 2 officially opens
CIIE Hongqiao International Economic Forum 2021
Carbon emissions of richest 1% set to be 30 times 1.5°C limit in 2030
Green development of seed industries is vital to feed world’s growing population
HKUST Faculty Wins State Science Award
‘Unicorns’ are on rise in emerging-market nations
Labor Announces Candidate for Reid
Chinese medicine to be formally regulated
Penrith plants feeding Western Sydney Zoo animals
Georges River Council recognised for its multicultural communications
Home Care Patients with Language Barriers at Higher Risk for Rehospitalization
Erie researchers identify new threat to American chestnut trees
Scientists, economists aim to make China ag self-sustaining
Victims of Crime encouraged to have their say
Logo revealed for AFC Asian Cup China 2023
Debating defence budgets: Why military purchasing power parity matters
Trees destroyed in act of vandalism
WHO’s 7 policy recommendations on building resilient health systems
Global demand for Australian books revealed in new study
Showcasing Victorian Produce On Global Stage
Success new research on rights sales shows increased demand for Australian books overseas
Museum to get facelift
Good Oil: Corio’s Cobram Estate pumps up its export arm
Bulletin 15 October
Devonport Food & Wine springs into two-week celebration
Supporting Senior Multicultural Victorians
Travelling circus pleads guilty in court, ordered to pay $21,000 for failure to obtain permits for employment of child acrobats
Lakeside Festival hosts Australia’s weirdest and wackiest buskers for annual event
New standards to keep Australians safe when accessing local health care
PolyU to launch three research centres under InnoHK Clusters
Support mental health and wellbeing within Chinese community
Youngest ever lavas dated from Moon
Researchers help date youngest rocks ever found on Moon
How ‘ice needles’ weave patterns of stones in frozen landscapes
Monetary Stimulus Further Reduced – Official Cash rate raised to 0.50 percent
Vital swim program for migrants is back
Transcript: Shayne Elliott with Neil Mitchell – 3AW 4 October
New translated guidance on rent relief for small business tenants and landlords
Swim school makes splash with migrant kids
Exporters and business groups to front two days hearings into CPTPP expansion
Impacts of Early Rice Agriculture on Tropical Forests in Southeastern Asia
Center links economy and society to study changing world