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Boost To Water Allocations For Farmers In Murray
Griffith-led art-science installation reveals hidden history of Gold Coast’s lost oyster reefs 
Lansdown gains momentum as Council endorses Commercial Framework
Awards Show Lake Macquarie Means Business
Open House Latrobe to showcase the region’s unique places and stories
First of 22 new schools officially named ahead of 2027 school year
Australian Petroleum Statistics
Recycled water network strengthens water security for Victorian farms
What You Need To Know About H5 Bird Flu
Greater Geelong’s Young Achievers Shine
Kids on outback car adventure leave Dubbo on Saturday 26th September raising critical funds for Cancer Research
Australia Exposed By Labor’s Debt Bomb
Biosecurity success story prompts call for continued YCA funding
Statement on the Public Inquiry into the Disappearance of the Phillips Children
Ten minutes at a time: OrigamiSat-2 tests an origami-inspired antenna in space
Record Investment For Bupa Foundation’s Community Grants Program
Back In Bike Lane: Biketober Returns To Ballarat
Albanese Government Refuses to Commit to a Moratorium on Data Centres amid call for Global Slow Down on AI
Designed For Living
Greens unite with industry on need for federal packaging reform
Award-winning Architects Continue Australian Tour In Adelaide
Australia Appoints COP31 Youth Ocean Advocate
Bill relief on the way for thousands of Queensland households
Putting Latrobe Valley’s air quality monitoring where it’s needed most
Tin Can Bay Welcomes New Officer In Charge
Using AI without outsourcing thinking: how university assessment is changing
Vision For Wyee Moves Forward
Science Tokyo And MIT Launch New Collaboration
Next Victorian Government urged to cover medicine costs for children in out-of-home care
Canada’s fast delivery comes at a cost for migrant truck drivers
Six New Homes For Angurugu Community On Groote Eylandt
European Union and FAO join forces to boost climate resilience of agrifood systems in Afghanistan
Royce Institute receives £95m funding to back the next generation of materials research
Contract awarded for Lake Conjola dredging environmental assessment
Sad Day For Whyalla Workers, 600 Jobs Cut
Dodge Fee, Pay Price
Victoria Women’s Second XI squad named for South Australia series
AEC calls for input on the regulation of electoral communication authorisation statements
Appointments To Snowy Hydro Limited Board 14 September
Griffith youth invited to cook, connect and build new skills
Emerging WA sporting talent backed by $4.5 million investment
Bunjil Place Plaza brings community together for a spring of sport
Sustainability champions recognised in annual photo competition
2026 Transurban Community Grants Now Open
WA’s first children’s hospice reaches practical completion
Live events prove their enduring value as more than 26,000 pet lovers pack Sydney Showground
Imported phosphate for fertiliser is expensive – could this homegrown alternative be a solution?
Could more clover bring good fortune to dairy farmers?