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University of Canberra’s new Ngunnawal Centre officially opened
Oceans and bushfire events feature in National Science Week
Victorian developers at top of their game as Film Victoria announces recipients of latest games funding
Curtin hosts discussion on Black Lives Matter and creative activism in WA
HESTA outlines investor expectations for how companies engage with Indigenous communities and manage heritage
Endeavour Voyage exhibition extended
Timely funding for Indigenous visual arts
Next Vice-Chancellor marks a new era for Victoria University
Joint statement – World Heritage Tentative listing celebrated on-country
Interns go behind scenes at art museum
$49 million to showcase world-class Indigenous arts
APY Lands solar and batteries to save a million litres of diesel
Supporting COVID-19 recovery in northern Australia
Screen Australia announces $2.7 million for 9 projects
Music: Count Us In counts down to Celebration Day
Good Money Store providing support for Cairns residents financially impacted by COVID-19
Job-ready Graduates legislation
Nominate a top senior: Latrobe City Council
‘Environment election’ as ACT Greens announce plans for new ACT Office for Water
Indigenous perspectives on Australia’s history of pandemics provides context for COVID-19
CDU showcases its world-class research
Smart Farms Small Grants open for big impact
Digital Innovation Festival Has Something For Everyone
Australian Singing Competition staged from home
A unified call to action from Australian Nursing and Midwifery leaders
Support for remote Indigenous communities at high risk from COVID-19
Green Climate Fund approves new projects
Coles and Essendon take a Little Long Walk in Darwin
Draft Climate Action Plan 2020-24 endorsed by Council
Continuing to support Tasmania’s screen sector
MCA submission to JSCNA inquiry into Juukan Gorge
Over two years since NT Royal Commission and there has been limited progress for young Indigenous people
Traditional Owners W&J issue eviction notice to Adani
Launch of $200k initiative to promote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages
Endangered Japanese Orchid Found Inhabiting Northern Kyoto
Surf Coast youth Zoom in on climate action
Point Plomer Road sealing – Review of Environmental Factors report gets green light
Big APP-ortunity to report koala sightings in Macleay
ASIC warns Indigenous consumers about scams
New exhibition gives voice to narratives of Indigenous Australians
Regional focus in job-ready graduates legislation could be strengthened
One Tree Per Child Project helps plant 23,500
Fitbits for sharks, studying brains of dead, and why maggots are our new best friends
QRC applauds QCoal’s Indigenous employment
Steven Oliver in conversation with Alison Page
Find your future at Curtin Kalgoorlie Open Day
Take a drive through Toowoomba’s history
Deadly science, canoe engineering, bush pharma, and more

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