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Funding boost to help protect state from pests and weeds
The World Cup legacy: How can we create sustainable participation for girls and women’s football?
Jobs and Skills Councils delivering for businesses, workers and the economy
South Australia support groups rally for Field Days
Essential workers step closer to new, more consultative industrial system to end recruitment and retention crisis
When universities are strong, our nation is strong
Royal visit will mark Sister City anniversary
2030 Vision For Australia’s Skills Training System
Damning report reveals devastating decline of Australian universities
NATIONAL ONLINE SPENDING DROPS DESPITE POCKETS OF GROWTH
Racial Discrimination Increases Risk for Childhood Obesity
Türk calls on States to combat “the weaponization of religious differences for political purposes”
Alcohol, gambling and unhealthy food companies bombard families with ads during State of Origin
Campaigning to end racism
High Commissioner to the Republic of Maldives
Campaign urges South Australians to be dog safe
Visit to Jakarta for ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
City support for new Bendigo Share and Repair Shed
Contemporary classrooms rollout underway
TGA changes improve women’s access to medical terminations
Lighthouse Brings Brighter Future To Local Young People
More Grants Reeling In Bright Fishing Future
Network for Learning appoints new Chair of Board of Directors
Moody’s upgrades Western Australia to Aaa credit rating
Global gathering to map the future for Catholic Universities in the AI Age
Baylor Alumni honored for work in research, teaching and patient care
Open Day reveals road to research
AgForce calls for stronger rural representation in drought declaration process
Bonn Climate Change Conference concludes with strong plan for COP28
NT Government funds Engineers Australia migrant work placement program
Matariki excitement builds
Discover the real-world impact of research excellence at Western Sydney University
Baby talk: how early childhood centres can help multilingual children
New pop-up community garden to be installed in Mooroolbark
‘I was putting, like, 20 resumes in a month’: Research tracks young Australians’ precarious work and study lives after Year 12
Alfredton Community Hub project update
Is Macleay on track for creative and vibrant future?
Dog owners reminded dog registration renewals are due 31 July
First Nations design unveiled for Harbour Park at Barangaroo
Cape York benefits from new Country Universities Centre
University and industry PhD grants announced
Seeding grassroots for ‘The Green’ at Parramatta North
Bright sparks get taste of engineering with JCU
Government’s year 11 and 12 extension policy is working
Australia supports Vietnam in peacekeeping mission to South Sudan
FAO calls for anticipatory action to safeguard lives and livelihoods in Somalia ahead of El Niño
Diploma of Nursing Graduate Jo honours Elders and celebrates NAIDOC Week
Otago again best university in national educational performance