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Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Opens Thirty-First Session
The major factors behind Australia’s surge to a record-breaking Olympics
Queensland’s premier wants publicly owned petrol stations – is that a good idea?
Australian Cultural Diplomacy Grants Program
Trail of Lights and FOSO taken to a new level thanks to new locations
Unlocking Government Land For More Homes In Kew
Former Sea Shepherd captain Paul Watson arrested on a Japanese warrant from 2012 – what next?
Retirement as we know it is ending – it’s time to rethink the idea of working age
Moravian Church Settlements Across Four Countries Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
No increased risk of birth defects after COVID-19 infection or vaccination in the first trimester
Canadians are using Facebook less as a source of news
Defence Award Provides Enduring Benefits
The government wants to give local bodies more power – that should include the power to tax
Queensland’s global trade agency confirms CEO appointment
Did plague really decimate Neolithic farmers 5,200 years ago, as a new study suggests?
World-first study decodes the DNA structure of a 52,000-year-old woolly mammoth sample
Joint Statement by the Drone Coalition’s Ministers of Defence
Redesigning videoconferencing for, and by, people who stutter
Local governments awarded grants to attract early childhood educators to regional WA
New Appointment To Spur Queensland’s Global Investment
Legume Genetic Discovery Could Improve Crop Growth
OLDER AUSTRALIANS FORGOTTEN ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING
YOUTH DETENTION MODEL DOES NOT REDUCE THE RISK OF REOFFENDING
Scientists discover genetic ‘off switch’ in legume plants that limits biological ability to source nutrients
On eve of a military training exercise with Israel, Australian civil society organisations redouble call for end to military cooperation
Australia’s Competitiveness Hits 13-year High
Human Rights Council Starts Interactive Dialogue on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers, Concludes Discussion on the Right to Education
Clearance diver ready to shine at Warrior Games
Today 3.7 billion people better protected from industrial trans fat exposure
$600,000 to boost creativity and wellbeing for young people
Human Rights Situation in Eritrea Remains Dire and the Authorities Choose to Maintain Practices which Perpetuate the Crisis, Special Rapporteur Tells Human Rights Council
Hunter offshore wind one step closer to fruition
Hunter offshore wind industry a step closer, unlocking regional jobs and energy security
High Commissioner for Human Rights Says Myanmar is Being Suffocated by an Illegitimate Military Regime, Speaks of Stories of Horrific War Tactics…
Endava Continues Technical Excellence in APAC Region With Expansion of Partnership With Google Cloud
Denmark bans noodles for being too hot – what you need to know about chilli heat
Joint statement on the detention of UN, diplomatic and NGO staff by the Houthis in Yemen
Unemployment Rates, OECD – Updated: June 2024
No Evidence Sperm Counts Are Dropping, Researchers Find
The voice in your head may help you recall and process words. But what if you don’t have one?
Customs opens eGates for 10-year-olds and six more countries
2024 World No Tobacco Day Awards – Winners
New artwork inspired by Sydney icons transforms city laneways
Largest number of regulatory agencies for medical products approved as WHO Listed Authorities
Can we revolutionise the chemical industry and create a circular economy? Yes, with the help of catalysts
Unemployment Rates, OECD – Updated: May 2024
Regional grants put elder abuse in the spotlight on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Ukraine war: why the Russian army is still using morse code more than a century after its invention

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