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Serve in Place grants offer international experiences
Bass Strait Maritime Centre Celebrates 50 Years of Devonport’s Rich History
Special award for Team Maquinista at 2023 NHK Student Robot Contest despite difficulties
UN expert on the right to health to visit Costa Rica
Local community groups awarded grants totalling $20,000
Winner of prestigious Olive Cotton Award announced 15 July
June Grants and Sponsorships Recipients
Artificial intelligence in the spotlight at City of Newcastle’s Humble Lecture 
UN experts on business and human rights to visit Japan
Climate Group CEO welcomes COP28 commitment to include subnational governments
UN expert says attacks against trade union leader Eduardo Peres Alberto must end: Angola
To end HIV/AIDS, target discrimination and inequalities, Türk says
Investigating Interactions at Molecular Junctions for Novel Electronic Devices
Pharmaxis reports positive analysis of data from phase 2 PXS-5505 study
What course should I study at uni?
Rethinking role of charity in cost-of-living crisis
Report on shifting ageist attitudes a welcome sign for moving the needle on ageism broadly
Heritage award, nominations open Monday
Our Reconciliation Action Plan
Law Society of NSW – Statement – Law Society of NSW v Nathaniel Whitehall
Very real pain of not knowing
Nation-wide removal of restrictions on pharmacists dispensing medicines improves access to medical terminations
Australia can turn research into innovation, jobs and companies
History of Milroy Lodge
Brigade celebrates 150 years serving Buninyong community
‘I was putting, like, 20 resumes in a month’: Research tracks young Australians’ precarious work and study lives after Year 12
Grant gives Wingecarribee’s Wombat Man ‘eyes in field’
Australia can turn research into innovation, jobs and companies
COTA Celebrates and Honours First Nations Elders for NAIDOC Week
Education and creative industries researchers awarded ABC residencies
Climate Finance for community resilience
Removal of Walk on Water boardwalk underway
‘Hand up’ ethos drives new St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria Group CEO
Human rights situation still catastrophic, UN expert says: Belarus
Men’s humour is different
Majority support for drug checking services
Health Minister Mark Butler to open PSA23
Pricing practices and operating costs of childcare services to be examined, as latest ACCC report confirms fees outpaced inflation
All animal intelligence was shaped by just 5 leaps in brain evolution
Israel and the Occupied Territories: ICRC calls for immediate protection of civilians in Jenin
UN experts deplore criminal proceedings against human rights defenders: Tajikistan
FAO Park – Global Library of Trees and Flowers: a green space in the heart of Rome to celebrate Earth’s biodiversity
Bookmarked by Kefi café now open
Nominations open for 2023 Australian Human Rights Awards
For Sama: eye-opening ode to real life, refugee heroes
UN Human Rights Committee regrets Burundi’s withdrawal from public dialogue
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia secures court premises in Burnie
Exploring causes of health inequalities

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