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Shayne Elliott with Neil Mitchell – 3AW
Shayne Elliott, Neil Mitchell – 3AW 6 October
GoodSAM responder and paramedics save Gisborne father
The University of Manchester announces new ‘Special Relationship Partnerships’ with prestigious North American institutions
Leeton Shire Library Enhances Services and Space, Thanks to Grant
Veterans’ transition to employment in NSW on right track
Working together on innovative healthcare models for our regions
Partners in Performance ranked among Australia’s top three Most Innovative Professional Service Companies for their Virtual Experts AI solution
Tender out for Exeter High School redevelopment
Victorian Education Excellence Awards Finalists
Computer scientists awarded $3M to bolster cybersecurity
National Youth Championships 2023 Boys’ Tournament Day Three Wrap
Business welcomes the inaugural Jobs and Skills Australia report
Entries open for Children’s Week Art Exhibition
Turium.Ai Unveils Zebra: The World’s First Human AI Twin, Elevating Generative AI for Enterprises
Future Shines Bright For Young Farmers
AI drones to help farmers optimize vegetable yields
Prepare your farm for fire season
Inaugural Jobs and Skills Report leads the way to a vibrant future workforce
Kickstarting careers with Koori Kids Futures
Popular Seniors Festival returns this October
Unique voice print in parrots
The World’s First AI-Created Digital Children’s Spokesperson ‘Uni’ is Ready to Amplify the Voices of Children Around the World
Trial grants program launched to improve flexibility in early childhood education and care
Women’s Shed Building Community
Learning from past with Courage to Care – Wollongong
Engineering Career Clarity Through Industry Mentoring
Organisms without brains can learn, too – so what does it mean to be a thinking creature?
Free courses this October to help our Learner drivers stay safe
Privacy reforms highlight need to protect children from harmful product marketing
Rethinking Our Libraries’ role in community
Council grants to help drive road safety education
CDU EXPERT: Meta’s AI updates foreshadow a future where we abandon the physical world
Marine Search and Rescue Exercise – Storm Bay and Jetty Road, South Arm
Why we need a new model for professional development credentials
Going from strength to strength
Funding to help Tasmanian job seekers and existing workers
From Getting Kicked Out of School to Glass Entrepreneur: The 26-Year-Old Tradie Making $5000 Per Week
New Preschool Outcomes Measure
Man charged following Lincoln Road overbridge incident
Delivering a quality preschool system for Australian children
Swinburne rises into top 250 global university rankings
RMIT bolsters position as leading global university
‘Sustained focus’ sees QUT among world’s top 200 universities in second major rankings report
Will AI kill our creativity? It could – if we don’t start to value and protect the traits that make us human
When needs compete, love trumps thirst
‘Seaweed mask’ adds to whale-y good day spa offerings
Bundaberg and Gayndah to host Rabo Client Council farm financial skills workshops

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