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Appointment of Non-executive Director
Understanding ghost bat diet key to protecting endangered species
Hydrogen research fuels new solar ideas for green energy
Leading way on new discoveries
Greens call on Premier to remove shark nets immediately
School Testing Results Show Need for Increased and Better Targeted Funding
Student Assessment results (PISA) point to policy failure
New research to help cotton-growing communities boost biodiversity
New NSW Public Policy Institute to be established
Research on Australia’s cities and regions: siloed, lacking vision and underfunded
Sewer technology passes sniff test
Global CO2 emissions set to reach all-time high
Jeremy Rockliff’s poor report card
NZ business leader in plant-based medicine earns PhD
Out of sight – exhibition that explains cancer to blind and visually impaired
PISA highlights Morrison Govt’s equity funding gaps for low-SES schools
Shark nets destructive and ineffective, study finds
CSL Continues to Advance R&D Capabilities
Children’s teeth – is prevention or cure better option?
Creating Better Health Outcomes Through Innovation
National Academy of Inventors recognizes Iowa State’s Narasimhan, Rao
Researchers discover potential key to extremely low-friction surfaces
Researchers create 3D version of Ford’s iconic ‘kangaroo chaser’
For some corals, meals can come with a side of microplastics
Young tree swallows carry environmental stress into adulthood
Boeing to Give $48 Million in Grants to More Than 400 Global Charitable Organizations
Baker Institute-led group to develop nationwide protocol for storing carbon
Tasmanians urged to log sightings of endangered giant kelp
Greens response to announcement of review of management of Murray-Darling Basin
Navigating Land and Water: How centipedes walk and swim
Victorian Students Excel In Reading
Focus on basics to lift student performance
Imaging technique gives catalytic 2D material engineering a better view
Curtin-developed Hyprfire cyber shield wins commercialisation grant
Twelve turtles returned to Reef thanks to partnership
$10 million of upgrades starting at Darling Range Sports College
Environment Levy contributes to our Blue Heart
New head of Health and Human Sciences says helping community is critical
Rezone marine parks to help conserve sharks
Do not criminalise legitimate protest and advocacy: civil society
Fitness consultations in oncology care motivate child cancer survivors to be more active: study
New Appointments To Magistrates’ Court
$5 million investment for international research to prevent cancer
Zebra finches survive Australian heatwaves by predicting high temperatures
Inclusion is key to normalising disability
Carpentry Compiler helps woodworkers design objects that they can actually make
Breathing? Thank volcanoes, tectonics and bacteria
In hunted rainforests, termites lose their dominance