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New OECD Guidance Document supports use of research data in regulatory assessments of chemicals
Governments are making greater use of trade policy measures to advance agricultural sustainability, but further reforms are needed says OECD
When you click on an ad in sales season, retailers get to harvest your data
China’s new controls on rare earths create challenges for the west’s plans for green tech
Joint Statement by the Foreign Ministers of the Nordic Countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden) and New Zealand, 29 October 2025
Tecnotree Maintains Momentum with Sixth Consecutive Quarter of Profit and Cash Flow
Ashurst advises SANY Heavy Industry on its successful listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
A crime Israel did not commit alone, says Special Rapporteur: Gaza genocide
Medela AG Launches “With You, Every Step of the Way” to Celebrate the Everyday Journey of Motherhood
EU Commissioner and Trade Minister agree to boost cooperation and reduce costs on businesses
Sanctions on Russia have failed to stop the war so far – will Trump’s latest package be any different?
EU Trade Commissioner to visit New Zealand
US-Australia Framework to unlock USD$8.5 billion critical minerals pipeline
Another Robust Harvest Ahead, But Prices Fail To Keep Pace – Rabobank 2025/26 Australian Winter Crop Forecast
Europe, Australia And Indo-Pacific Team Up To Strengthen Port Safety
Address To Australian Repair Summit, Canberra
Bright Outlook For Australian Table Grapes
UN Experts: Serbia Must Align Economic Development With Human Rights And Environmental Protection
WHO And European Union Launch Collaboration To Advance Digitized Health Systems In Sub-Saharan Africa
WHO Upgrades Its Public Health Intelligence System To Boost Global Health Security
Albanese Government’s Spin, Secrecy And Broken Promises Exposed At Senate Estimates
Finalists Announced For 2025 Australian Human Rights Awards
Cheaper, Fresher, Greener – New Research Promises Lower Prices For Local Food
University Of Wollongong Ordered To Repay More Than $6 Million In
Why Green Transition Must Be Just And Inclusive For Neurodivergent People
Ashurst Represents Isle Of Wight NHS Trust In Landmark VAT Case
From Earthquakes To Floods: European Funded Project Helping Communities To Prepare For Disaster Readiness
Around World, Migrants Are Being Deported At Alarming Rates – How Did This Become Normalised?
How Canada Can Support Rural Regions In Its Net-zero Transition
Poppulo Becomes First Employee Comms And Digital Signage Company To Achieve Benchmark ISO Certification For Responsible AI
Ecocide Law Expands But War Crimes Go Unchecked
As the UK plans to introduce digital IDs, what can it learn from pioneer Estonia?
Drilling to Commence at Osmond Resources Orión EU Critical Minerals Project
74 countries have now ratified a landmark treaty to protect the high seas. Why hasn’t NZ?
From pea protein to buckwheat: surprising foods that can trigger severe allergic reactions
National Farmers Federation Statement On Australia
Strengthening Outdoor Education Safety In Kura
Antibiotic Resistance – Silent Pandemic
Digital Markets Act’s Impacts On EU Users
University Of Wollongong Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Goodbye petrostates, hello ‘electrostates’: how the clean energy shift is reshaping the world order
Martin Bergö: “We owe it to humankind to use this technology”
Despite Google’s recent victory, a flurry of competition cases could still change how the tech giants do business
Parliament Update 23 September 2025
EU renews support for WHO’s Universal Health Coverage Partnership
How fraudsters are trying to dupe the UK’s basmati rice lovers
Albanese govt’s timid target puts coal and gas ahead of community safety and nature protection
Is acupuncture worth it for back pain? New study has answers

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