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Leading role for UniSA in Australia’s multi-billion smart satellite revolution
Nuk Korako to retire from Parliament
Extinction Rebellion Victoria Launches International day of rebellion with Ttraffic
Shark bite research reveals politicians’ fishy behaviour
Research shows just how poor some banking-owned super products are
Queensland’s tech ecosystem boosted by scale-up support
Police arrest men after clan lab found at Kent Town, South Australia
Charging up Tasmania
Queensland celebrates Citizen Science Day 2019
Sasol Officially Opens Another Coal Mine, Sustaining Jobs
Tender advertised for Sassafras Primary School upgrades
Tender advertised for new support staff accommodation at Brooks High
Microsoft expands clean energy, connectivity investments in Washington state with Chelan Public Utility District
Planning Minister hits pause on Cape Paterson
OKEx Announces Second Token Sale in April
Qintar: First Sharia-compliant Token is Launched in April 2019
Property owners failing to manage fire risks put community at risk
Water quality laws will give Great Barrier Reef a fighting chance, says AMCS
Largest Trade Show of “Food Machinery” and “Food-Processing Technology” in Asia
Renowned Paralympic swimmer set to challenge misconceptions
Wide Bay farmers supported in new reef regulations
State Budget to support Murujuga Living Knowledge Centre and Tourism Precinct
Being connected boosts avocado harvest
New correctional officers keeping central Queensland communities safe
Planning gets a new perspective with 3D modelling technology
Backyard chickens for beginners Free Workshop
Hazard reduction burn in Bamarang Nature Reserve
Twenty-seven new custodial officers to protect community in south-east Queensland
Operation Crossway targets dock safety at Portland
FinTech and future of financial services
How women around world manage their menstrual period
Esplanade Youth Plaza celebrates five years
City to consider food waste collection trial in Kensington
What’s it all about, Cory?
Heritage Festival to make a big bang this weekend
Market update – March 2019
Council acknowledges Land and Environment Court decision
Pet owners urged to paws for microchips this weekend
Hazard reduction burn in Dharug National Park
Put on your dancing shoes for Youth Week Twilight Silent Disco
Investment to meet demand for heavy machinery operators
Global Innovation Linkage success for Swinburne and partners
50,000 oysters find new home at Windara Reef
Sport Australia urges sports to stand against discrimination
SeaPath walking and cycling path prepares for construction
Regional Workforce Connectors: What Support is Available?
OECD spotlights CSIRO’s Data61 as global blueprint for digital innovation
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