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Magimix Sweeps the Product Review Awards 2025: A Testament to Quality and Value
Friend or foe? How Trump’s threats against ‘free-riding’ allies could backfire
HMAS Hobart joins multilateral Exercise La Perouse 25
First ADF Regional Presence Deployment for 2025
New Jobs For People With Disability
Tour Down Under injects $1 billion into SA economy over 25 years
Santos Tour Down Under injects $1 billion into SA economy over 25 years
Queensland students begin international history lesson thanks to Premier’s Anzac Prize
Taller tennis players have a natural advantage – but shorter athletes shouldn’t despair
Fulginiti Wins Book Prize
PUMA Recognized as Top Employer in 50 Countries
Albanese says our laws would stop Elon Musk interfering in the Australian election. In truth, there’s little to stop him
The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology: Global Commission proposes major overhaul of obesity diagnosis, going beyond BMI to define when obesity is a disease
West Wyalong Anzac Honoured At Australian War Memorial
Pesticides in Melbourne drinking water catchment
UK borrowing costs have hit their highest level since the banking crisis. An economist explains what’s happening
Frances Tiafoe signs with lululemon as the brand’s newest Tennis Ambassador
If Greenland were for sale, what would it be worth? How to put a ‘price tag’ on a territory
Security Council Delegates Trade Barbs over Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s Hypersonic-Missile Launch, Military Ambitions
Caretaker Authorities Should Extend Hand of Reassurance, Trust to All Communities in Syria, Special Envoy Tells Security Council
Nuclear fusion could one day be a viable clean energy source – but big engineering challenges stand in the way
Fiscal Q1 2025 Revenues
Meta is abandoning fact checking – this doesn’t bode well for the fight against misinformation
Arts to thrive with $1.9 million in funding for cultural experiences
Your stress levels affect your dog – new study
Six trends shaping the industry of the future
Noting Famine Conditions Present in Sudan, Senior Humanitarian Official, Briefing Security Council, Stresses Need for Immediate Cessation of Hostilities
As the US and China race to the Moon, these loopholes in space law could cause conflict
The elimination of cervical cancer in NZ is within reach in our lifetime – but not without funding and a plan
Writing long reads for The Conversation can be ‘instrumental’ in developing research – Insights story updates
What if you could rank food by ‘healthiness’ as you shopped? Nutrient profiling systems use algorithms to simplify picking healthy groceries
Work or play? The rise of online ‘kidfluencers’ is raising complex legal and ethical questions
Why there’s no such thing as normal in child development
Amid Growing Strength of Terrorist Groups in Sahel, West Africa, Senior Official Urges Security Council to Scale Up Support within Regional Frameworks
Security Council Renews Mandate of Stabilization Mission in Democratic Republic of Congo, Unanimously Adopting Resolution 2765 (2024)
FPT Earns 2024 EcoVadis Gold Rating for Sustainability Excellence for Its German Subsidiary
Without clean water, Pacific Islanders turn to sugary drinks. Tackling this could reduce obesity
Found in translation: (re)connecting with Roman archaeological sites in the heart of the city
Noting More than 45,000 Palestinians Have Been Killed in Gaza, Assistant Secretary-General Tells Security Council ‘Ceasefire Is Long Overdue’
President Macron, WHO Director-General, and global health leaders inaugurate WHO Academy in Lyon
Syphilis Had Its Roots In Americas
Old Moon With Young Crust
As Expiry of Iran Nuclear Deal Approaches and Regional Tensions Flare, Security Council Hears Calls for Return to Diplomacy that Achieved Agreement
Update on Australia’s response to Vanuatu earthquake
QUT health research boosted with $5.6M in NHMRC Ideas grants
‘At Moment of Hope, Peril, We Must Rise to the Challenge, Back People of Syria,’ Under-Secretary-General Tells Security Council
New Zealand to assist Vanuatu on earthquake response
Multilingual people may be more likely to take a vaccine if they read about it in English – new research

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