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Polled gene testing for a more sustainable herd
Milestone Moment: Mastercard’s Girls4Tech Reaches 1 Million Girls in 30 Countries
Research could lead to customised cochlear implants
How much do our genes restrict free will?
Mums highlight importance of breastfeeding support during COVID-19
Community honors Toni Morrison with ‘Bluest Eye’ reading
Licence Testing Set To Resume Under Step Three
Pandemic disrupts baby sleep patterns
High tech approach to help prevent shearing injuries
Pandemic disrupts baby sleep patterns
Sudden control input to prevent overspeed results in injuries to cabin crew
New Licence Appointments Open To Regional Customers
Mentoring – gift that keeps giving
Battin – Labor dragged kicking and screaming to extend motorcycle learner’s permits
Incomes and location affect childhood vaccination in NZ
Can’t get you outta my head: neuroscience study finds ‘hidden’ thoughts in visual part of brain
‘Measuring measurable:’ Baylor Researchers Earn Grant to Test Spiritual Impact of Art
NZ police Pathway Programme wins at Diversity Works Awards
Michael Mann receives World Sustainability Award
Opening eyes to a frontier in vision restoration 14 September
Opening eyes to a frontier in vision restoration
How narrative visualisation can help combat misinformation about COVID-19
Brookvale Coaching Business Wins National Customer Service Award
Study of ‘shrink-smart’ towns expanding to include curriculum, big data
Your first job is like stepping into unknown
COVID creates an alternate entertainment reality
Repulsion mechanism between neurons governs fly brain structure
New electronic skin can react to pain like human skin
2020 Active Australia Innovation Challenge
7 ways to better design quarantine, based on what we know about human behaviour
Pre-screening blood key to reducing surgery costs and improving patient outcomes
Press freedom report calls for reform and transparency
Why We Distort Probability
From Paddock to Plate Program: feeding minds of young Australians
Helping communities in times of hardship – a CFA National Science Week profile
COVID-19 patients needed for study
Five tips for using breeding values
Reflective strips on cyclists’ moving joints increase night-time safety
People Who Feel Their Lives Are Threatened Are More Likely to Experience Miracles
Swinburne face masks designed to encourage social connection
Hardening consumer caution a sign of times
Why brain is programmed to see faces in everyday objects
Protecting mental health in prisons during COVID
Virtual Reality distracts kids from pain
Informal camping no longer permitted in Jindabyne and surrounds
Alternative proteins present new opportunity
In 3D simulation, shoppers prefer stores with more distancing
Sydney’s multicultural leaders are taking steps to make sure their communities are COVID-19 safe

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