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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
Only seven per cent of Bendigo adults eat enough fruit and veg
Stigma towards people who inject drugs and sex workers prevalent according to new study
Research powers Facebook’s new AI shopping tool
Play-based learning empowers young girls to become scientists, engineers
Queen’s Birthday Honours
Rapid growth of intravenous iron therapy raises concerns – study
Study finds scratchies and lotto tickets can lead to problem gambling
How robotic furniture could transform our homes for work, play and much more
Breaking down barriers to drive more cycling in Sydney
Fatal ship elevator accident highlights importance of applying safety management procedures
Room for biosecurity improvements in farmers’ fields
Our kids must be protected from tobacco industry
Call to delay VIC wage underpayment legislation
Researchers use brain imaging to demonstrate weaker neural suppression in individuals with autism
Works to start on lighting Horsham’s river tracks
For now, psychology is our best anti-coronavirus tool
How Well Do Germans Understand Weather Risks?
Allocation of scarce health care resources raises confronting ethical issues
Serenity on East Gippsland’s roads
Landlords sentenced without committing a crime
Study shows how our experiences shape who we trust
Bill to reappoint John McKechnie is valid, says Opposition advice
COVID-19 anxiety: reframing meaning of an experience can help us cope with stress
New diversity champion at UQ
200 years after Florence Nightingale’s birth, nurses are on front line, battling a silent killer
Building trades’ risky drinking problems
Tree replacement to begin for Commercial Road freeway entrance improvement
It’s Not Me-It’s You: We Believe We’re Less Likely than Others Are to Fall for Online Scams
Study looks at mental health impact of pandemic
Positive Health Beliefs May Reduce Blood Pressure Post-Stroke, Especially Among Women
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How heart affects our perception
Street art harnesses young people’s creativity
Privacy worries prevent use of social media account for signing up for apps
Darling Downs business hires more workers to cope with home baking surge
A conversation with Dan Chirot about his new book ‘You Say You Want a Revolution,’ exploring radical idealism

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