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Winners announced for NSW Premier’s History Awards
Increasing post-study work rights jobs and economic winner
Green Machine To Turn Heads Across Corangamite
Australia’s migration future
Virtual tech work experience for high school students and disadvantaged people
Jobs and Skills Summit concludes
Micro-drones could help solve Australia’s glasshouse pollination problem
Taking Australia-United Kingdom Trade Partnership to new heights
Regional youth empowered to build their own future with $40 million in funding
Serendipitous backyard experiment shines light on producing polymers
Giants of Australian democracy join ANU
Council to install more smart water meters to help residents track their water consumption
New course offerings explored at CDU Sydney Open Day
How to create economy powered by science
Communities get emergency WiFi – East Gippsland
Tasmania Police’s northern-based recruit course to continue in 2023
Ulmarra CBD Upgrade project underway
Farmers want less talk, more action on workers
Why are some athletes injury prone? Timothy Burkhart’s research could offer clues
Yes, you can reheat food more than once
Computational Model Could Speed Development of Semiconductors Useful in Quantum Applications
Communications Workers of America and Microsoft launch ‘Get Connected’ initiative to boost Affordable Connectivity Program
Scientists show how terrain evolves on icy comet
Why we can’t get enough of twinkling stars
Bacteria fighting research commercialised by biotech startup
Grant gives Atherton Tableland growers boost in fruit production and good jobs
HKUST Celebrates its Opening Today
Grant supports state-of-the-art banana packing facility and good jobs
Thiess secures $700m mining services contract for Fortescue’s Iron Bridge Magnetite Project
HSF advises Adevinta on sale of Gumtree Australia, Carsguide and Autotrader Australia
Rebranded AcuraBio acquired by major investors
AusBiotech 2022 programme launched
ENGLAON announces first Google-certified Caravan TV
Address from Australian Retailers Association CEO Paul Zahra to Jobs and Skills Summit
Further support for miners to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Corals pass mutations acquired during their lifetimes to offspring
Pioneers recognised in Australia’s top science prizes
What’s so super about super-recognisers?
Study uses GPS to track teens’ activity
Charles Darwin University has vital research projects that need researchers in face of shortages
Going green for growth: business case for reducing emissions in Australian mines
Australia welcomes submarine training opportunity from UK
Highly skilled oil and gas industry workforce critical to getting to net zero
Breeding better waste munching flies
Key to growing natural tissue for female reproductive system reconstruction unlocked
NYS, Cornell launch new grapevine certification program
Study finds tiny brain area controls work for rewards
Fall AI seminar series begins Sept. 2