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New tech is step towards lab-grown blood vessels
Lettuce spruik Aussie veges in Europe
Analysis – Australian goat meat makes an impact on the global market
Controversial ‘forever chemicals’ could be phased out in Australia under new restrictions. Here’s what you need to know
Australia’s leading technology fractionator signs US$400m historic joint venture agreement to build 1m litre HaemaFrac® facility in Singapore & Cambodia
Paris 2024 Strives To Maximise the Socio-Economic Impact of Sport
Australia at risk of exclusion from renewable manufacturing boom
Protection or intrusion? The wrinkles in facial recognition technology
ABC Afternoon Briefing, with Greg Jennett
Jess Farrell at WA Mining Club
Greece: Less than one third of unaccompanied children get asylum approved, leaving the rest at risk
Govt prescribes daylight disinfectant to modern slavery
$12.4 million to support international clean innovation researcher networks
FAO welcomes European Union contribution of €25 million to advance wildlife conservation and food security
Soliris approved in the EU for children and adolescents with refractory generalised myasthenia gravis (gMG)
“Human rights begin at home,” Türk tells EU Parliamentary Committees
General Assembly: 90th & 91st Meetings (AM & PM)
International Methane Agreement a Smokescreen
Australia joins global push to curb methane emissions from LNG
Türk to visit Brussels 19-20 July
CIP reaches first close on CI V at nearly EUR 6 billion – set to become the world’s largest fund of its kind
What is ‘AI alignment’? Silicon Valley’s favourite way to think about AI safety misses the real issues
Statement on stalled EU negotiations
Conventional wisdom on tissue imaging turned on its head
SYDNEY WATER TO PAY OVER $865k AFTER HUGE SEWAGE OVERFLOW
Statement on EU free trade negotiations
The true origins of the world’s smallest and weirdest whale
NZCTU welcomes commitment to labour standards within the NZ/EU Free Trade Agreement
$20m deal for New Zealand seafood secured with signed EU
Win for Kiwi researchers through cooperation with Europe
EU FTA to increase NZ exports to the EU by $1.8 billion a year
Trade Minister travelling to Brussels to advance negotiations
Deadline for certain medical device reforms to be extended
Holograms for life: improving IVF success
New Zealand to sign NZ-EU Free Trade Agreement and attend NATO Summit
Too big, too heavy and too slow to change: road transport is way off track for net zero
No tears, just cheers as A-UKFTA cuts tariffs for Australian onions
Australian and Chinese Agriculture Ministers hold face-to-face talks in Rome
KiwiRail spends more than $335,000 in Enforceable Undertaking after incident on Interislander Ferry
Australia to join world agriculture leaders in Rome
Gene blocks spillover of avian flu to humans
Moody’s and Microsoft develop enhanced risk, data, analytics, research and collaboration solutions powered by Generative AI
Analysis – Opportunities for Australian red meat under A-UKFTA
Analysis – Opportunities for Australian sugar exports to UK
ABC Afternoon Briefing with Greg Jennett 28 June
More storms, fires, and floods
University joins European precision cancer medicine trial consortium
PEF omitted from EU proposal, for now

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