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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
Reasons for living study reveals insights into suicide prevention workforce
Council joins partnership to prevent abuse of older people
Anti-bullying PEACE program packs a punch
Southampton academics elected as Fellows of British Academy
Swim like a fish, sense like a robot
A fresh look at Llew Summers’ legacy
Our cultural backgrounds influence how we interpret emojis, University study finds
Genetic basis of bats’ superpowers revealed
Federal [radioactive waste] agency flawed from day one
Researcher highlights Outback solar panel threat
How our brains blind us to ‘black swan’ economic events
Legal marijuana may be slowing reductions in teen marijuana use, study says
Emojis help students accept online feedback
How our brains blind us to ‘black swan’ economic events
New research to help wineries manage smoke taint
Survey to assist Council improve public safety
More Than One Cognition: A Call for Change in Field of Comparative Psychology
Raised water fees to maintain water reserve
Labor’s bid to clean up political donations
Placebo effect ‘could treat pain’
Sensation seekers, risk-takers who experience more bitterness apt to drink IPAs
Scientists Discover a New Connection Between Eyes and Touch
Mothering in domestic violence: protecting children behind closed doors
EQC grant unites earth and social sciences
Why Australia’s unfair tax system needs an overhaul
Australia Council welcomes government’s $250 million creative support package
Consumers can distinguish between bitter tastes in beer — doesn’t alter liking
Why one person’s sweet scent is another’s foul odour
Man jailed for uploading child sexual exploitation publications
How Australians use medical cannabis since legislation: new survey
What Does “Love Hormone” Do? It’s Complicated
Unauthorised drivers not deterred by major arterial traffic operation
Negative impacts of cannabis use during pregnancy

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