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Qld explorers call for collaborative approach to boost sector confidence
No evidence for widespread transmission of viruses by African bats
Study shows beach signage education could save lives this summer
Police justified in using sponge rounds in self-defence during arrest in Invercargill
Interactive mapping project invites women and gender diverse people to share perceptions of safety in NSW towns, cities, parks and transport hubs precincts
Deepening crisis: Rental Affordability Index reveals rental calamity for people on low incomes in regional NSW
Why we need to rethink ‘bullying’
EV Open Day for Illawarra residents, 12 Nov
Lock it in: betr Darwin Triple Crown dates confirmed
Corruption and misconduct prevention a key priority for IBAC in 2022/23
It pays to be Greener – how businesses can save money and the planet
Don’t cut corners – stay safe this Labour Weekend
Creative Spotlight | Ella Rousseau
NSW Police target the state’s most dangerous domestic violence offenders as part of Operation Amarok IV
A better ‘map’ of the lights you see when you close your eyes can improve ‘bionic eye’ outcomes
Cornell ReSounds concert features Moog keyboard, new instruments
Taskforce Lunar launched to target organised crime involvement in illicit tobacco
Joint call by the United Nations Secretary-General and the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross for States to establish…
Builders respond to national jobs and skills roadmap
Massage therapists hope visa crackdown is part of wider reforms
Philosophy of recognition
Banning breeds not the right approach to reducing dog attacks
Rediscovering hidden beauty of Australia’s marine plants
Organisms without brains can learn, too – so what does it mean to be a thinking creature?
Research: What Happens When We Assign Human Qualities to Companies?
Council grants to help drive road safety education
Weighing up risk: making decisions about home insurance in a changing climate
ABF not playing around with counterfeit toys
Why Are Brain’s Nerve Cells Organized into Modules?
Social work professor leads Australia’s first professional registration scheme
Survey results are in
How mining and renewable energy go hand in hand on the road to net zero
Lamb and beef surging in popularity as prices decrease
South Australian business community backs in university merger
Pedal power pays off: mountain biking benefits outweigh risks
New IBAC survey highlights ongoing corruption risk under the Andrews Government
Awards celebrate WA’s most accessible communities
TikTok and body image: idealistic content may be detrimental to mental health
Boosting disability employment with more JobAccess providers
‘Trashbots’ help Brooklynites clean up, connect
Dedicated driver assessment centre set to open in Joondalup
Former Bachelor star to reveal all
Draft plan provides path forward for managing Noosa’s waste
Arithmetic has a biological origin – it’s an expression in symbols of the ‘deep structure’ of our perception
Native essential oils key ingredient in safer, more sustainable food packaging, says Deakin 3MT winner
Few in US recognize inequities of climate change
Pro-vax tweets drown out anti-vax memes, new study shows
Aspiring young arts writers give insight into exhibitions at Town Hall Gallery

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