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Nature Laws Fall Short For Ocean And Marine Life
Council Adopts Financial Plan For Next Decade
Australia’s First Treaty: “A Nation On Edge Of History”
Six young leaders join boards of NSW’s oldest cultural institutions
Nine Newcastle teams secure $5.4m in ARC Discovery grants to unearth new knowledge
Baw Baw Shire heads to Trafalgar for next open community briefing
Direction set for Auckland’s new housing plan
Nearly $60 million in funding to help Queensland regions and producers plan for drought and climate risks
Removing court discretion in South Australia harms vulnerable young people and fails to keep the community safe
Viewing cities through children’s eyes – a report
ACIAR research to empower small-scale fishing communities in Solomon Islands
Refreshed national curriculum to raise achievement
Infrastructure in the sky: Why Australia’s growth depends on getting airspace right
Yarra adopts Community Infrastructure Plan and 10-Year Asset Plan
Financing only for inclusive, sustainable and participatory development, says UN expert
Tall Trees initiative to strengthen community mental health and wellbeing
Investing In Our Natural Environment
New Guidelines For Hydrographic Surveying Published 26 October
Autism charities portray autistic people as helpless and a burden – our research shows why it matters
Winner of the 2025 Ellen José Art Award for young women announced
UN expert: Freedom of religion and belief of migrants, IDPs, refugees and asylum seekers must be upheld and protected
UN Day: Advancing policy and transformative action through UN research and training
Early Childhood Policy Partnership recognised at IPAA Spirit of Service Awards
Launch Of ‘Gough Whitlam: Vista Of New’
New YourSay initiative gives survivors of sexual violence a direct voice in shaping Victoria’s future
Call for Applications: Dual Doctorate and Master’s Programmes in Business Administration and AI Engineering
Bezos grant to fund AI innovations to monitor and protect wildlife
Global financial architecture needs urgent reform to uphold equality and human rights, UN expert urges
Rockwell Automation to Showcase Breakthrough Technology and Solutions at Automation Fair 2025
Declining rates of high-level maths in VCE contributing to nations widening skills gap
Carolyn Corrigan Wins Women In Local Government Award
Carpenter Ants: Better Safe Than Sorry
Applications open for 2026 Cessnock Youth Ambassador Program
Queensland and Bavaria unite to advance global scientific research
Australian livestock markets becoming increasingly volatile – industry report
Charging ahead with solar and sustainable buildings
UN expert calls for inclusive, rights-based solutions to urban displacement
Expressions of Interest Open for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Committee
LeBron James will be the first NBA player to reach 23 seasons. How is he still one of the best?
One Year Of Progress Women Across Canberra
New resources to help children whose parents are separating and involved in court proceedings
How do Australians feel about their lives? It depends on where they live
New era for horticulture data: Regional breakdown coming in 2026
Council To Consider Wollongong And Thirroul Skate Parks
NTEU welcomes Victorian parliamentary inquiry into university governance
Is your manager grumpy in the mornings? Poor sleep can lead to abusive and unethical behaviour
Wars on women escalate as global conflicts reach record highs
What the US$55 billion Electronic Arts takeover means for video game workers and the industry

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