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Search for two boys, Mount Elliot
Everest Group Names AntWorks as a Leader in Intelligent Document Processing PEAK Matrix
Federal support for Deakin researchers to revolutionise alloys production
UNE Center for Global Humanities presents ” Psychology of Political Polarization”
Heavy tractors chosen for Australia’s Antarctic inland ice quest
Enable Contextual Recommendations in Minutes with CleverTap’s New Recommendation Engine
Griffith STEM Roadshow bound for Darwin
Awards honour outstanding young Western Australians
LactaMap to support GPs caring for breastfeeding mums
New Senior School Hub Opens For Benalla Students
VU research judged as world-class, grows in new ratings
UQ standard to bowl over community cricket
Noble pursuit of ancient water secrets
Greens’ policy suite reflects gravity of climate crisis
UNE well represented at world’s largest aquaculture conference
QUT research excellence recognised
Male crickets use female scent to rate fertility prospects
Research at UC ‘well above world standard’
VU research judged as world-class, grows in new rankings
New partnership to boost Defence simulation capabilities
JCU’s world-class research report card
Southern Cross stars in science, engineering and nursing research
Outstanding ERA results for ACU
University of Sydney research shines in ERA results
Huge Success for World´s Largest Ethnofestival “Nomad Universe” in Saudi Arabia
Mount Archer canopy walk named Regional Project of Year
When student is scientist: gaming brings STEMM to life
Native marsupial helping revive urban bushland in Perth’s north
Michael Baker awarded prestigious ESSA Fellowship
Motion recognition tech assists epilepsy diagnosis
Farmers support recognition of their role in managing environment
Two members appointed to Callaghan Innovation Board
$65 million to unlock potential of personalised medicine through genomics
Beekeepers lack of unity disappointing
Pitching workshop for Northern Rivers social enterprises coming to Byron Bay
WHO panel examines rules around human genome editing
US court finds Roundup caused cancer
Explorama inspires and challenges high achievers
Global Search Begins To Create Metro Tunnel Artworks
Protecting wetlands from underground mining impacts
Study suggests that severity of pancreatic tumours influenced by oral bacteria
UNE Athletic Training and Applied Exercise Science programs visit U.S. Olympic Training Center
Quadram Institute and University to tackle global food and health challenges
Brave new world for cancer diagnosis
Work begins on million year ice core drill
Response to Independent Assessment of 2018-19 fish deaths in Lower Darling River
Sarah Gigante dominates on road and in classroom
Volunteers wanted to help unlock secrets of Universe