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Bus announcement hailed by Council
Detours in place for Balaclava/Verney Rd intersection
‘The self-sacrificing spirit of Australian volunteers gives me so much hope for future
Origins of adult obesity found in early childhood
After-work pop-up series receives a lot of love
Why fruit flies eat practically anything
State Service School-based traineeship success
Concerns for mental wellbeing of UK children
Eureka Prizes celebrate innovators and leaders in Australian science
Unique LEGO program for kids
Police appeals for help to locate teenager Tamokai (Tamika) Rikiti
Productive conversations at Council pop-up in Neerim South
Full steam ahead with STEM
Seminar to explain child development data
Lismore Memorial Baths reopens with a splash
40 HOUR FAMINE: Aussie youth trade 40 hours of student life for refugee children
New Lotterywest and Healthway CEO appointed
Greater support needed to improve treatment of knee osteoarthritis
New resource to support schools to be more sustainable
NZ police seek information after suspicious approach
Source water holds key to bacterial water safety in remote North
New school and classrooms for Otago and Southland
Stronger Country Communities – footpaths
Baking competition now open – Campaspe Shire Council
Study finds a barrier to NT crocs returning to capture sites
Children’s input key to transforming our education system
Werribee Outdoor Pool Hours Extended
Paul Stevenson: Towards greater legal protection of animals
Climate conference to feature Penn State researchers Sept. 16-18
Tis season for birds and birdwatching
Ancient DNA study tracks formation of populations across Central Asia
New ‘Transforming Leadership’ programme to clear career pathways for future female leaders
Mastercard Names New Executive Vice President, Global Communications
CAPA Clinic shows promising results for addiction treatment patients in St. Louis
A Call for Prayer around Australia in Churches, for UN International Day of Peace
Ministry’s response to serious allegations requires independent investigation
Sheldon College Fathers’ Camp Out under Stars
AMA features in award-winning art
Government not moving fast enough on measles
Alison Xamon’s August Update
TAFE upgrade and free apprenticeships support Townsville jobs
NTU scientists develop optical ruler that can measure down to nanoscale
Bridging Divide Between City And Country Schools
Tropical snake uses its head to ‘breathe’
Station to help unlock data and mysteries of universe
Calling All Young People For Victorian Youth Week
More on-demand transport, more often, would support people with disability, elderly: Greens
Coastal infrastructure urgently needs a rethink, marine ecologists say