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Australia’s knowledge of Russia is dwindling. We need to start training our future experts now
FDA limits access to COVID-19 vaccine to older adults and other high-risk groups – a public health expert explains the new rules
Playing the crime card: do law and order campaigns win votes in Australia?
Evidence shows AI systems are already too much like humans. Will that be a problem?
Cornell Partners On Landmark Hydrogen Emissions Study
Continuing to seek Chinese investment in the UK comes at a heavy political price
Merck Presents Positive Phase 2 Data for Enpatoran Demonstrating Reduction in Disease Activity in Patients with Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus (CLE) and Systemic…
Six new sites recognized as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems
Australian Prime Minister Doorstop Interview – Canberra 21 May
Philanthropy launches Ideas With Impact Prize to support budding innovators
Counts in Bradfield and Calwell become clearer, while Jacqui Lambie faces a possible problem in the Tasmanian Senate
It’s showtime for WA’s creative industries with major funding boost
Museum marks Reconciliation Week by recalling the past
The Prime Minister returns to Australia after international engagements
Climate change’s new environment and pipeline spill hazards demand innovative protection solutions
Spotify continues to change music. What’s next – will AI musicians replace music made by humans?
For long-tailed tits, it really does take a village
As Maritime Security Threats Grow More Complex, ‘Enhanced Coordination, Stronger Maritime Governance Essential’, Secretary-General Tells Security Council
Labor’s second-term defence priorities – could they include a pact with Europe?
Aid let into Gaza “a trickle amongst a sea of need”: Oxfam
Have you heard the buzz, without bees we starve?
Most people trust climate scientists less than other scientists – but not everywhere
UK and EU sign new trade, fishing and defence deal – what do economists think?
Space tourism’s growth blurs the line between scientific and symbolic achievement – a tourism scholar explains how
Climate scientists are trusted globally, just not as much as other scientists – here’s why
NFF welcomes PM’s push for Ag improvements in EU-FTA
Local Sydney Athletes head to Europe as Parkour programs gain momentum across the Globe
Australia heading towards record-high winter crop planting – Rabobank
AI is moving fast. Climate policy provides valuable lessons for how to keep it in check
New research finds new health benefits from A1 protein free milk
Nannup Gears Up For Prestigious Gravel Cycling Event
How lichens are bringing stone to life and reconnecting us with the natural world
Assisted dying: five questions that need answering before it can work in practice
Falcon Makes First European Appearance at EBACE 2025
Urban environments significantly increase risk of developing asthma – new research
Assisted dying: five questions that need answering before it can work in pratice
Landing on the Moon is an incredibly difficult feat − 2025 has brought successes and shortfalls for companies and space agencies
Hort Innovation’s largest weed control investment to boost Australian horticultural production
The space race is being reshaped by geopolitics, offering opportunities for countries such as New Zealand
Waste-to-energy in Australia: how it works, where new incinerators could go, and how they stack up
There’s growing evidence of possible life on other planets – here’s why you should still be sceptical
Economic pessimism is behind the drift of voters to minor parties and independents
This 6-point plan can ease Australia’s gambling problems – if our government has the guts
Melbourne cycling infrastructure plan risks getting stuck in low gear if feeder networks not considered: new research
Universities and social care depend on immigration. The UK government’s plans could be an economic own goal
Boeing opens new commercial parts warehouse in Germany
Two lizard-like creatures crossed tracks 355 million years ago. Today, their footprints yield a major discovery
From boomers to Gen Z: How to solve the public sector succession crisis

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