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Greens Senator Calls for University Research Human Rights Review
University Of Melbourne Named Victoria’s Top Exporter
Review into Higher Education Provider Category Standards
World Obesity, Optometry Congresses Head To Melbourne
Smoke-free parks a breath of fresh air
UNSW Sydney joins $71.1 million ARC Centre of Excellence to improve automated decision making
Research fundamental to what universities are: Coaldrake review
SES volunteers awarded in Far North
Tis season for birds and birdwatching
Reduction in TAFE fees paves way for new METRONET jobs
Hodgman and Rockliff must come clean on education cuts
Investing in Our Children: Enrolments Open at Palmerston’s New Primary School
Weak immune system linked to serious bacterial infection in children
A Major Upgrade For A Hoppers Crossing Hub
State Government Funding Needed For Priority Projects
Could Ballarat be home to Australia’s best family day care educator?
Position Statement on Physical Literacy to support our nation’s health
Cotton disease research from Texas to Narrabri
FFA back Sport Australia’s Position Statement on Physical Literacy
Queensland launches first framework to prevent sexual violence
Spending intentions stumble: CBA research
Leopold Hub’s Youth Space underway
ACT Greens call for static pill testing site as NSW Coroner recommendations released
New exhibit to feature whales and Aboriginal connections
Bringing phonics into Australian schools
Anti-bullying initiatives don’t dip peer aggression
Safer Baby Bundle to reduce stillbirths
ILR’s prison job fair opens doors for incarcerated
Rice U. launches Center for African and African American Studies
National Rugby League congratulates Award Winners
2020 New Colombo Plan – Mobility Program
Knowledge sharing for health and wellbeing at 5th annual Aboriginal health conference
Kerbside Recycling Officers engaging with residents
VCE Art and Design Exhibition
Wollongong police launch program to support Aboriginal youth, NSW
Better protections for students in halls of residence
Council’s Family Day Care Educators awarded for best in region
Digging deep for mine rehabilitation
French cyber tech giant Squad lands in Lot Fourteen
AHISA welcomes Rev. Chris Ivey as its new National Chair
Fundraiser hits high note
More than 5500 students across NSW to benefit from school upgrades
National Carers Week 2019 recognised by Dementia Australia
McGowan Government reduces TAFE fees by 50 per cent
JCU legal eagles recognised
Huge spring events on horizon
Turbocharging Tourism: George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens Visitor and Event Centre Opens
Cleve crowned SA’s inaugural Ag Town of Year