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Arm children with habits rather than extra supplies this school year
Office vacancy remains strong for Parramatta CBD
Tufts University awards COVID-19 emergency response grants to local non-profits
Conservatorium of Music and Planetarium – Development Application on Exhibition – Friday, 14 August to Friday,
New college approved in Campbelltown
New medical care centre approved
Logan Art Gallery exterior features new indigenous mural
International youth day: 2020 is year to listen to young people
Early learning funds welcome, but more needed
Introduction of annual permits for non-desexed cats, dangerous/restricted dogs
Fostering social inclusion through rugby league
Better services = stronger regions. What don’t they get?
Discover Southern Cross live and online this Open Day
Congratulations to Bastian Siedel MLC
Diabetes Australia expands its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership team
First case of Coronavirus among residents in Al Hol camp confirmed
Liverpool Mayor welcomes push for new 20,000-seat stadium
New schools continue to grow, more jobs for tradies
Community survey for learning centre design
Research explores alternative approach to Indigenous education
Government announces plan to tackle problem plastics and seven single-use plastic items
PolyU secures HK$18.2 million funding from Health and Medical Research Fund to conduct eight studies on COVID
New writer-in-residence program will nurture next generation of literary talent
Seed library to help grow community of keen gardeners
Community Weeds and Rabbit Control Grant – New Round
Charles Darwin University contract boosts local jobs
New projects on horizon for Gold Coast schools
Kingston to take action on graffiti across city
Gov Is Hopelessly Divided On Uni Fee Hikes
End to University negotiations aimed at achieving savings
Refurbishment projects on horizon for Bundaberg schools
Clusters in schools: Union calls for decisive guidance
Interest in health courses on rise during COVID-19 pandemic
One of WA’s biggest ever conservation communications campaigns launched to protect Exmouth Gulf
Honorary doctorates for academic and business leaders
Students thriving in natural environment
11 Outstanding Faculty Members Receive Named Professorships
Funding breathes new life into Queensland schools creating tradies jobs bonanza
Virtual Study in Australia campaign
City calls for enthusiastic people for Maubisse Friendship Committee
Financial adviser numbers continue to fall for seventh consecutive quarter
Multiple unions endorse call for free and universal basic services
Consultation on Job-ready Graduates legislation
Back-to-school anxiety: how to cope
Victorians living in share housing highly impacted by COVID-19, new survey finds
Cryovolcanism on Ceres
Confused by whole grain labels on food packaging? Study finds you’re not alone
Drug and alcohol workforce committed but under pressure