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Nanoscale tweaks help alloy withstand high-speed impacts
Aerotropolis Sector Plan Delivers on Promise – Action On Luddenham Road Needed to Unlock Emerging Precincts 
Labor Backtracks On Local Manufacturing Promises
Communication complexity: why a new mathematical formula could help make computer chips faster and more powerful
Omnicom Seeks Clearance To Acquire Interpublic
60 Jobs: Salmon Industry Finally Comes Clean
‘Australian Made’ To Receive Funding Boost
Maple seeds’ unique spinning motion allows them to travel far even in the rain, a new study shows
How evolution might explain impatience
Bookings closed and campers urged to consider leaving K’gari, Inskip and Cooloola ahead of cyclone threat
Ocean Lovers Festival splashes across Sydney in March
Hot, heavy love: if you’re having that much sex, you might be a ‘libidinous’ lover, according to science
‘The key question is what’s driving the changes we’re seeing in the satellite record?’: Research voyage heads to Denman Glacier 28 February 2025
Shark Removal Thorny Issue For Coral Reefs
How To Handle Bad Behaviour In Workplace
Helium In Earth’s Core
First Nations appointment to Great Barrier Reef Authority Board
Putting P In Productivity
How the Victorians started the modern health obsession with collagen
Vinnova Renews Support For KI’s Incubator Portfolio
Initial reactions – House Select Committee releases interim report for nuclear power inquiry
Outstanding Educators Earn Teaching Recognitions
New Recreational Fishing Trust Advisory Council to oversee expenditure on recreational fishing funds
Astronomer Anna Ho And Team Win Scialog Award
Würzburg University Telescope Is Tracking Asteroids
‘Active recovery’ after exercise is supposed to improve performance – but does it really work?
Eating Australian endangered species certified sustainable with MSC’s blue tick
Agriculture Leaders Meet To Drive Queensland Investment
New Technique Aims to Make Food Deliveries More Efficient
Vortexa Unveils ‘Anywhere Freight Pricing’: The First Port-to-Port Freight Pricing Platform for Energy
PUMA’s Sustainability Efforts for Climate, Water Security and Forests Receive ‘Leadership Level’ Scores From CDP
Dumbleton Crocodile Sighting – Mackay
Food For Thought
Artist John Wolseley takes inspiration from Newhaven in latest exhibition
Parliamentary Inquiry launched into Queensland’s container refund scheme
2024 Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers generates $29.43 million for Queensland economy, sets attendance record
UQ researcher receives grant to collaborate with leading international researchers
Eco Exchange set to explore Lake Mac’s sustainable future
Can adults learn to develop absolute pitch? Our research challenges a longstanding myth
Govt Funding For Biodiversity Embarrassment
Fighting For Tasmania’s Salmon Industry
Maugean Skate And Salmon Can Co-exist
Professor Karen Price
Sustainable Approach To 2025 Duck Hunting Season
LA MAXIME Launches New Double-Serum Solution for Enhanced Hydration and Brightening
Hazel Ray’s ‘I See You’ captures the essence of connection and vulnerability
Valentine’s Day: why physical affection can boost your health

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