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‘Listening to understand, not to refute’ – Seafood New Zealand’s 2025 conference
Local Leader Secures Spot On National Saleyards Board
State Delegation highlights Council’s advocacy priorities
Canterbury Police Release Redesign Proposal
Your lifestyle could be affecting your brain’s ‘brake system’ and putting you at a higher risk of dementia
NDIS Support Decisions Must Be Clear, Fair and Inclusive
Comprehensive Consultation Program For Proposed SRV
WHO and partners launch global guide to advance respectful maternal and newborn care
PWDA Response To Consultation On NDIS Support Rule
Read My LIBS: Laser-sharp Mineral Mapping Has Arrived
Lánluas Appoints Craig McLaughlin as Government Practice Lead
​​OECD recognises Australia’s approach to handling digital investments​
How states are placing guardrails around AI in the absence of strong federal regulation
WHO releases new target product profile for diagnostic tests to detect serious bacterial infections in young infants
Chooose Integrates IATA CO2 Connect Data into its Platform
World Healthcare To Reimagine How Knowledge Is Shared
Council exhibits first stage of Development Control Plan Review
Youth Summit Gives Voice To Next Generation
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
Fisheries reforms support economic growth
Deputy Chief Justice McClelland AO, Ms Hayley Foster and Mr David Mandel provide a family law perspective at the Ending Coercive Control…
Women-led households at triple risk of severe food insecurity in Sudan
Celebrating National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children’s Day in the ACT
QUT Research Project To Combat Online Harms
Flowing forward on $20m cultural flows planning for cultural economies program
NSW Government Launches New Office For Youth
PolyU research reveals neurocognitive correlates of testosterone in young men that shape generosity and self-worth
Young People Are Back At Table
Nature protection and climate action essential for increased productivity
Annual census of homeless children and young people sparks call to ‘get young Victorians out of emergency departments and back into classrooms’
Backing small business in the digital era, and supporting economic reform
New Appointments To Burswood Park Board
UN experts: US Government fuelling global humanitarian catastrophe
Vasectomy, pain and regret: what online forum Reddit reveals about men’s experiences
Espionage cost Australia $12.5 billion in 2023-24, ASIO boss Mike Burgess says
Wetlands COP15: Protecting Wetlands for Our Common Future
Time to Deliver: Productivity Commission Data and Independent Review Confirm Governments Must Act on Closing the Gap
Childcare bill passes but Greens say reactive legislation is not enough to keep kids safe
Community-led solutions needed as NT Closing the Gap targets go backwards
New legislation supports nurses to do the job they are qualified to do
New AI technical standard to support responsible government adoption
Pharmac makes annual tender decisions
Government releases important review into the Over-Representation of First Nations People in the ACT Criminal Justice System
ECE reform gives the sector rights and the regulator purpose
Stronger Accountability For Your Rates
Rules for calculating climate risk in financial reporting by NZ businesses need revisiting – new research