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PolyU researchers invent intelligent soft robotic clothing for automatic thermal adaptation in extreme heat
Engineering conference to bring fresh perspectives to education | University of Canterbury
PRESIDENT UPDATE: Dr Michelle Freeman parental leave | Acting President Dr Bill Jackson
QLD man jailed and 16 children overseas removed from harm
14 Steps To Energise Enterprise 13 August
Exploring Global Space Ecosystem
Bold new targets proposed to protect Queensland’s unique animals, plants and landscapes
Maugean skates thrive in captivity but wild habitat needs urgent attention
Everything’s coming up roses for the International Rose Garden Festival
Aeromedical Hub Cleared For Take-off
Parents beware – the ‘wild west’ of baby and toddler food marketing revealed
$20.8 million WAIS funding boost to build on Olympic success
AUKUS 2.0 Agreement All Risk No Reward
Significance Of Glencore Win Becoming More Evident
Tax System Turbocharging Wealth Inequality In Australia
Seafood Conference – Celebrating 30 years of sustainable seafood
Telstra and Microsoft expand strategic partnership to power Australia’s AI future
Venezuela Fact-Finding Mission calls for end of repression, thorough investigations, after elections
The biggest-ever sample of core material from Earth’s mantle could have valuable clues into the origins of life
Security Council Holds High-Level Debate to Address Historical Injustice, Enhance Africa’s Effective Representation in 15-Member Body
UN experts seriously concerned about dissolution of main political party: Thailand
City of Karratha to host Youth Week WA 2025 launch event
A celebration of fire, lighthouses and radio at Flagstaff Hill
New Executive Leadership Team At ACIAR
Hunter schools eye off boccia title at state championships
Queensland’s premier wants publicly owned petrol stations – is that a good idea?
YEMEN: Two months on, humanitarian organisations call for immediate access and release of detained colleagues
The Geneva Conventions at 75: do the laws of war still have a fighting chance in today’s bloody world?
Time for all Australian governments to shut down our legal ivory trade
UQ Alum Dives Into Olympic History With Silver Medal
Toowoomba Region Town Crier Kevin Howarth preparing to compete against world’s best at Armada Cup in Devon (2)
$15 Million In Resale Royalties For Australian Artists
Government says ‘do your bit’ – young workers say ‘do better’
National Science and Research Priorities at risk if international student numbers capped – Go8
Bilingualism under threat: structured literacy will make it harder for children to hold on to their mother tongue
Stunning Fernleigh Awabakal Shared Track Complete
Uni Jobs Loss Iceberg
Australian Cultural Diplomacy Grants Program
Navy conducts firing of Standard Missile 6 as part of Government push to provide ADF with enhanced capabilities
First funding from Industry Growth Program spans batteries to blueberries
Prime Minister’s XI day-night showdown with India confirmed
Governor Of Victoria Honours Deakin-India Commitment
From clicks to progress – Equality in digital access advances rights for young women and girls
Experts urgently call on Government and businesses to intensify efforts to protect human rights of groups at critical risk: Colombia
UN Expert strongly condemns attack at Lido Beach in Mogadishu
How Brands Are ‘Winning’ Olympic Gold
In Paris, figure skater Karen Chen ’23 finally gets her gold
A carry crash also kicked off the global financial crisis 17 years ago – here’s why it’s unlikely to get as bad this time

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