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Tertiary reforms to gut regional education
New era for vocational education
State of art public high school opens its doors to students
Defence industry collaboration helps find a life-raft in ocean – UniSA, REDARC, Raytheon partnership cleans up radar sea clutter
Digital work design will benefit future workforce
New technology to speed up development of more resilient crops
Future’s looking bright for Sunshine Coast Stadium
Bulcock Street set to shine with new bespoke lighting feature
Getting a Grip: An Innovative Mechanical Controller Design for Robot-Assisted Surgery
VET reforms that support a skilled workforce – 2020 – year of action
New hi-tech facility puts Cairns on cutting edge of energy
Pre-budget submission aims for a more connected rural Australia
Space Agency touches down at Adelaide home base
New Campaign Takes Victoria To World
Removing Police Checks To Make IVF Fairer And Easier
Government drives low-emissions transport momentum
Chemists use mass spectrometry tools to determine age of fingerprints
US Air Force Selects Boeing to Sustain C2 Software Platform for Air Mobility Command
ANU Council says we must act on climate change
Green Approach Accelerates Process Optimization and Retrieval of ‘Switchable’ Solvents
Planck Academy launched
Leading agtech event heads west
Australia announces new ambassador to Federated States of Micronesia
Japanese space startup Space BD to launch Curtin University CubeSats into orbit
Research grant boost to navy frigates project
Gap students unearthing STEM
COALITION DODGING ITS climate responsibilities
1,800 new jobs in Wollongong
Employers and Industry take lead to connect students to vocational education
ANZ NZ appoints Managing Director, Retail & Business Banking
Investor update on quarterly guidance
UNE’s Eva Rose Balog publishes two papers on protein polymer research
Is tech supporting Google? It sure doesn’t appear so
Initiative takes advantage of existing data to solve community problems
Summer Sesh summaries – Jurien Bay
Looking for aliens who might be looking for us
Officer assaulted at Lotus Glen Correctional Centre
Encouraging more high-quality teachers in regional schools
ACCC digital platforms and ad-tech inquiries
Chinese Government Opens Doors for Education Content Access Solution
MILVEHCOE production building constructed and ready for fit-out
Supporting career journeys
Switched on to cyber safety: Townsville students leave their mark with Optus Digital Thumbprint
Resources Sector Powers WA campaign starts
Tritium chargers to power India’s electric vehicles
Gawler Connected Community App first in Australia
Community conference for Dandenong waste to energy proposal
Fatal Woman, Origin of Evil, and other tantalising tales