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Racing drones steal show
Tokyo Tech Sailing Team qualifies for All Japan Intercollegiate Sailing Championships
Search for life in space
Australian Digital Health Agency and CSIRO join forces to help connect Australia’s healthcare system
Cane toad problem to be tackled again this season
Little improvement in education outcomes
Some like it hot: ecological benefits of oyster reefs in tropical waters
Preventing drowning by improving beach safety signage
New blood test hits spot
Upgrading agricultural facilities in our schools
Researchers design next-generation electrolytes for lithium batteries
Veterinarians back Government move to ban prong collars on dogs
New Centre For Higher Education Studies Officially Open
NZ backs conditional moratorium on seabed mining in international waters
Monash continues to excel in latest university rankings
Funding to fast track bushfire technology
Do hypoallergenic cats even exist?
Rehabilitated cassowaries released back into wild
Advance brings quantum computing one step closer to implementation
New world-class facility strengthens capability
NAIDOC: week to celebrate Aboriginal culture and heritage across Orange
Pūhoro STEMM expansion for Te Tai Tokerau
AVA welcomes new biosecurity measures on pet food as mandatory Australian pet food standards remain in limbo
New biosecurity measures on pet food vital as mandatory Australian pet food standards remain in limbo
Survey to assess value of recreational activities in Cockburn Sound
Researchers Identify Drug Characteristics Making Cancer Metastasis Therapy More Effective
Australia’s quantum technology set for growth
Ithaca, New York City collaboration launches scientific computing training series
Cornell Ithaca/NYCollaboration Launch Scientific Computing Training Series
Associate Professor David Anderson stepping down
Listening to how we’re on path to extinction has never been more thrilling
Ludwig Oxford’s Yang Shi elected to National Academy of Medicine
UN poverty expert: Increase benefits and wages in line with inflation or lives will be lost
Ancient Megafauna to descend on Museum
Statement in response to reporting around DECADAL FORECASTING PROJECT
Tipping scales in favour of fairness
Getting in early avoids ATAR stress on path to university
Annual bird count ready to take flight in Lake Mac
High Voltage Lab Open Day showcases Manchester’s cutting-edge electrification expertise
Step up as STEM Ambassador
QRC welcomes practical aspects of State Govt’s new environment Bill
Security of Advanced Reactors Workshop offered in person and virtually, Nov. 2-4
Delivering for Canterbury Girls’ Secondary College
BCM named Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America for eighth year
Lizards with ‘outgoing’ personalities are better invaders
New laws to strengthen environmental framework
Wonboyn cemetery event to document flora and fauna
JEV on agenda at Pork Forum