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National Child & Family Hubs Network launches to revolutionise support services for children and families across Australia
UQ researchers address health challenges with NHMRC grants
Two Sydney academics awarded public policy funding
Orange team to participate in DanceRites 2023 competition at Sydney Opera House
Strengthening clarity and accountability: the first update to interim guidance on generative AI
10th anniversary of Indigenous war memorial
Mandorah Marine Facility tender Awarded
$5 million to achieve equity in cancer screening for First Nations People
Aspiring Aboriginal teachers awarded scholarships
How gold changed Ballarat
First Nations students create book in week
Appointments to National Film and Sound Archive Board
Virgin Australia set to boost tourism in Uluru with maiden services to Red Centre and $129 sale*
Territory Aviation Attraction Scheme lures Virgin route to Uluru
STA CEO Misha Schubert to take up new role
$2.1M boost to expand exotic mushroom production in Australia
Looking beyond Closing Gap
Wurrumiyanga Remote Power Project Underway
Keys handed over to remote houses across Territory
Super Black Friday sale for packed betr Darwin Triple Crown
Brigade piques students’ interests
Truth telling about Wadjemup recognised
Notre Dame Partners with Clontarf for Indigenous Excellence
JIMMYS BEACH REFLECTIONS WINS HOLIDAY PARK OF THE YEAR AT INDUSTRY’S NIGHT OF NIGHTS
Learning from Gunditjmara people
Midwives insurance leaves women in labour limbo
Desert fire simulation a gamechanger for education and engagement
Additional housing support for families as new quarterly data release
NaturallyGC popularity helping to support our natural city
Mission to wake up Moriori language
Trans and gender diverse visibility in academia critical in higher education
Southern Riverina stakeholders take united stance on water buybacks
Councillor Sophie Todorov elected as Mayor
Bringing Pacific knowledge and innovation to new courses
Accelerating Territory’s Aboriginal tourism sector
FIRST QANTASLINK A220 ROLLS OUT OF PAINTSHOP AS FLEET RENEWAL RAMPS UP
Research to revolutionise land restoration
A 3D Printer is helping save New Zealand’s endangered native fish
New regional Aboriginal fishing businesses helping to Close the Gap
Lotterywest grant to boost ecological restoration through seeds
First Nations communities to have their say on the energy transformation
Suzanne Thompson appointed to the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC)
Asthma symptoms more common in children with stressed parents
Save the Children’s 54 reasons continues commitment to domestic and family violence service delivery in north west Queensland
Long drive for healthier smile
RMIT launches new Trades Innovation Centre
Study reveals high cost of childhood hospitalisation
Kaurna cultural fires first for Proclamation Day