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Study explores effects of meditation on social media use
Psychologist receives NSF grant to study social brain
How Do Consumers Make Online Shopping Choices? The Mouse May Hold The Answer
Te reo Māori opens many pathways
Vegan Cats Challenge Carnivorous Expectations
Kickstart your career as Council Cadet and Trainee
2024 Scholarship & Mentoring Program Tier 3 Scholarship Holders Announced
Why new mothers are more likely to see faces in everyday objects
Funding submission to support White Rock sporting facility
The My Kitchen Rules contestants with the best chance of success
Nominate outstanding young person
‘Opting in’ to see information can reduce hiring bias
‘Trevor-Fest’ to honor late Prof. Trevor Pinch
Imugene secures new patent in Japan for PD1-Vaxx clinical drug candidate
Fishing for clear information in a sea of noise   
Deepfakes tricky to spot
Prescription for success: Kerri Barwick story
Young women leading way
Sure Start Scholarships established
Vulnerable patient groups more likely to be prescribed older antiseizure medications following stroke
Eliminating whakamā in learning te reo Māori
Community consultation underway on proposed live music venue for St Kilda Triangle
Bridge remains safest and most viable long-term solution for Toose Rd
Practitioners embrace research on families experiencing adolescent violence at home
New material offers more durable, sustainable multi-level non-volatile phase change memory
Protecting Bayside’s post-war heritage
ComCom issues “please explain” to fuel companies on pricing anomalies
Labor desperate to avoid scrutiny over its draconian IR Bill
National Careers and Employment Expo, Sydney – 8 to 9 September 2023
Youth Advocacy Training
Final public hearing releases case study findings
Next step in bringing university to outer suburbs
National Child Protection Week kicks off today with the clear message that ‘where we start matters’
Trading office for sporting field
An ambassador of engineering and culture
ACCC welcomes consultation on possible unfair trading practices regulatory reforms
How ‘dad jokes’ prepare your kids for a lifetime of embarrassment, according to psychology
Army band strikes up for community events
PhD study on Indigenous experiences in high performance sport seeks participants
Higher and drier – cost of raising homes
CDU researcher studies how hate speech becomes acts of terror
Web-based nutrition program transforms type 2 diabetes health
Supporting integrity in international education system
Soldiers retrace diggers’ footsteps
Council welcomes community input on Shire’s play spaces
Study investigates how supervision could be driving crash risk
How to help your child make effective HSC study plan
Expression of Interest – Manningham Historical Societies Working Group

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