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AI can guess racial categories from heart scans – they’re detecting bias not biological differences
Capability calls up 10 Fires Brigade
Extra maths help for students who need it
Listening, learning, leading: Roadshow to boost regional outcomes
Revised Standards Update – Draft Practice Guides Released 12 May
Nursing is a family tradition at Mater Private Hospital Bundaberg
Red Hill Riders volunteer trail crew keeping Arthurs Seat State Park on track
Learning To Fly, Mum Style
Honouring Mums Behind Badge This Mother’s Day
Maternal Line Inspires Life Of Service
Middle-aged mums are raring to go
Baby on the Beat: Police help deliver child in station car park
Expressions of interest open for ECEC on Government school sites
National Reading Survey Sheds Light on What’s Really Happening in Australian Classrooms
CEO Sarah Philpott To Retire
Five evidence-based ways to manage chronic stress – by an expert in behavioural psychology
New Training Program for Health-Promoting Family Support in Schools
Advancing Electrocatalyst Discovery Through the Lens of Data Science
Australian War College Embraces Overseas Colleagues
Karen Young Returns To Devonport For Exclusive Events
Ready, Set, Read! 2025 Premier’s Reading Challenge launches  
Tom Keneally Heading To Lake Mac’s Write Here Festival
Marking Victory in Europe Day’s 80th anniversary
Wildlife Law Change Deep Betrayal Of Public Trust
CSIRO invites SMEs to R&D program to advance AI, digital tech innovation ideas
New figures reveal deadly lack of awareness as blood cancer rates soar: 4 in 5 can’t name a single blood cancer symptom
Australians at risk: 4 in 5 can’t name a single blood cancer symptom
Supporting nurses across North Queensland
Caelan’s Big Break In ‘The Narrow Road To Deep North’
More Support For Aboriginal-Led Disaster Recovery
Meaningful Maths Enrichment Day
Helping Families With Free Glasses For Kids
Riverina Water Workers Return to Duties, But Dispute Far From Over
Macquarie Statement On ASIC Action
Dubai Launches World-First Creator Academy to Empower Next-Gen Creators
Public Consultation On Future Of SA Museum Begins
Coastwatchers Cast Eye On Security And History
Hume To Elect New Youth Council
First school in northern suburb of Eglinton officially open
How did sport become so popular? The ancient history of a modern obsession
Good neighbours become good friends at Carinity Education Southside
Update1: Fatal Hit And Run Charges At Bundaberg
Ahead of rebuild, demolition begins at old Willyama High School site
Privacy-aware Building Automation
WHO launches new learning catalogue to upskill regulatory workforce
Now Open: 2026 Kinder Registrations
Parent Portal launched to empower parents
New Generation Of Mater Midwives In Townsville