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University of Canterbury launches free global online short courses
IEAA Excellence Awards 2020 announced
HELP debts recovered from Australians overseas
Electronic prescriptions roll out expands across Metropolitan Sydney
Creativity in schools essential to preparing young people for future uncertainty and change
Stockholm trio sets up in Brussels
Milestone Moment: Mastercard’s Girls4Tech Reaches 1 Million Girls in 30 Countries
Australian Skills Quality Authority releases Annual Report 2019-20
Conversation about suicide prevention leads to safe gun storage, study finds
AFP officers support youth program in Alice Springs
South Australia coronovirus update as at 20 October
Students pitch in to enhance school’s entrance
PALS program promotes reconciliation in WA classrooms
Australia’s first city-wide ten gigabit network completed
Architects appointed for $10 million job-creating Kalgoorlie TAFE upgrades
Jobs for locals as architect appointed to design new trades workshops at Albany TAFE campus
Insight into Student Wellbeing
Uneven recovery continues in September
Early adolescence central to gender inequality in Asia-Pacific
Driving export opportunities organically
Channel Seven failed to disclose commercial arrangement
A trillion turns of light nets terahertz polarized bytes
New Palaeoenvironmental Research Presents Oldest Securely Dated Evidence for a River Flowing Through Thar Desert
Boosting COVID-19 awareness in PNG
South Australia coronovirus update as at 19 October
Building Better Schools Faster And Driving Economic Recovery
SA’s space school begins multi-million dollar upgrade
Curtin awards Kerry Stokes an Honorary Doctorate of Science
Research changes to power Australia’s COVID recovery
Scholarships to support vulnerable students
Physicist MP To Champion State’s STEM Education
More job-ready graduates from next year
School temperature mapping provides first guidelines for cooler schools
Construction Complete At Docklands Primary School
Honeywell continues commitment to technology collaboration in Australia
Nominations closing soon for 2021 Australia Day Local Awards
Gender lens on Budget shows up government
Registrations now open to Detox Your Home for free
A message to Year 12 class of 2020
$8.5 million to continue long-term women’s health study
South Australia coronovirus update as at 17 October
Jaensch leaves young Tasmanians out in cold
Southampton Professor awarded Fellowship of Academy of Social Sciences
Seven new members at Eindhoven Young Academy of Engineering
Warning over fentanyl-related substances
New Holocaust Museum in South Australia
Extra $9.8 million of Federal Funding sees Dixons Long Point crossing project moving to Stage 2
South Australia coronovirus update as at 16 October