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World-leading research receives cash boost in Manchester
Levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in dolphins and whales are rising globally
The US government can shut off access to AI at will. What does this mean for Australia?
TMC Announces Changes to Board Members and Executive Structure
White power symbol or subconscious twitch? How an Aussie ref landed in a World Cup controversy 
World Record Pontiac Sale Drives Momentum for RR Auctions
The Iran peace deal must demand the release of Narges Mohammadi and other prisoners of conscience
NZ’s health spending isn’t enough for current, let alone future needs – we’ve calculated the shortfall
Key Aviation Connections Resume
Agricultural spraying specialist HARDI curtails downtime and wear with robust LAPP cable harnesses
Europe wants to limit its reliance on foreign tech – but funding is limited and the proposed rules are weak
Leggett Dynamics Launches Smart Brushless Motor & Advances Quiet, Software-Defined Comfort & Motion
Consumers embrace convenient refill solutions in personal care, new Amcor research shows
Hong Kong Summer Fun: Enjoy Hundreds of Thousands of Summer Deals and an Exciting Citywide Events Experience
The RBA holds interest rates steady, but warns another hike is possible if inflation stays high
Allens advises IREN on connection agreement for planned 800MW data centre campus
Does paraquat cause Parkinson’s? Here’s what the evidence says about this common weed killer
New European Clay Courts Open At Meadowbank
Boost For Businesses Impacted By Varroa Mite
Back from the brink: bettongs return to the desert
Life isn’t easy at the edge of the power grid. Could batteries and microgrids offer a brighter future?
For countries contesting the FIFA World Cup, size doesn’t always mean goals and glory
EU261 Reform Misses Mark On Delays And Competitiveness
AI robots can go rogue – a researcher on how easily it happens
The mysterious tooth condition affecting millions of children
Ashurst Advises Qualitas On European Launch
Ultomiris granted Priority Review in the US as treatment for adults with immunoglobulin A nephropathy
Statement On Iran Conflict
World first: How H. pylori uses extracellular vesicles to drive stomach cancer
Not all fruits and vegetables are equal when it comes to heart health, our research shows
EAACI Calls for a “Vision Zero” Future Free from Allergy and Asthma Burden
HOTA Loving Exhibition LOVING: Photographs of Men in Love 1850s to 1950s
Why is it misogynistic to call a woman a ‘witch’?
JCU-led PacMOSSI convenes leaders in Fiji for fight against mosquito-borne diseases
Counter-Terrorism: EU And Australia Hold Annual Dialogue
AFP assists Europol disruption of $542 million money laundering operation
Communique – Sixth meeting of the Ministerial Council on Trade and Investment
Ludwig Lausanne’s Johanna Joyce begins presidency of the European Association for Cancer Research
Creative employers are struggling to fill vacancies due to a lack of skills – here’s how we can fix that
Forest diversity: More species thanks to deadwood and gaps
Hells Angels OMCG targeted during National Taskforce Morpheus Day of Action
New Exhibition Reimagines Tarot Cards With Modern Twist
Fugitive Squad Continues To Search For Orijol Rukaj
60 years of partnership, 19 years at Fieldays, 18 companies: Irish agritech brings its strongest line-up to Mystery Creek
Délidoor unlocks its next phase of growth with strategic partnership with founder+future
Brenan Place reaches practical completion, marking major milestone for St Vincent’s Fitzroy Precinct
Warming winters are changing NZ’s landscapes, bringing insect pests, smaller fruit and carbon loss
Darwin Dialogue 2026 – From exposure to endurance: competitive architecture for high-ESG mineral-specific supply chains

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