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ACT Budget 2025-26: Investing in Canberra’s creative future
Australia’s oldest occupied ice age cave found at high elevation in Blue Mountains
Dr Karl Set To Headline Living Smart Festival
$110 million boost for safer, more accessible public spaces across NSW
2025 Volunteer Awards
One year in detention: heads of United Nations agencies and INGOs renew demand for release of staff detained in northern Yemen
Water pollution threatens Great Barrier Reef’s survival: new report highlights funding need
Government to protect and enhance Milford Sound Piopiotahi
UKRAINE: Air raid sirens halted one in every five lessons this school year
Global Network Of Ocean Robots Endorsed By UNESCO
Will surging sea levels kill the Great Barrier Reef? Ancient coral fossils may hold the answer
Statement On Senator Cox
Council Hosts City-wide Live Music Takeover
Travel with intention: Here’s a guide to ‘soft adventure’ experiences across Canada this summer
UNESCO expresses ‘utmost concern’ at the state of the Great Barrier Reef
Sexual health info online is crucial for teens. Australia’s new tech codes may threaten their access
Environment Minister fails first test, approves climate-wrecking North West Shelf extension to 2070
‘Juukan Gorge in slow motion’: Proposed approval of Woodside gas factory to 2070 will destroy ancient rock art, condemn Australians to more dangerous climate
Labor opens the floodgates on climate chaos as NSW cleans up after record-breaking floods
UNESCO to defer Murujuga rock art listing until government tackles emissions
Australia must do more to keep Great Barrier Reef off World Heritage ‘In Danger’ list: UNESCO
Financial literacy is about more than personal responsibility – wealth and inequality should be part of the new curriculum
CGTN: How China boosts high-quality development, high-efficiency governance for modernization drive
Standardisation of scientific measurement milestone recognised
Emerging designers lead the charge in sustainable fashion: Finalists announced for the $10,000 prize
High-Level Dialogue on Justice and Capacity-Building in International Law
Building More Homes While Protecting What Matters
Fuelling Ballarat’s Creative Economic Powerhouse
Trashing a treasure. 28 days after the election, the Australian government faces a critical test of its priorities  
Special events to mark 100 years of Ford Australia in Geelong
CGTN: China, Malaysia join forces for high-level strategic community with shared future
Chinese wool and textile delegation takes interest in Geelong
Labor announces “Kids for the Reef” rebate to boost reef education and sustainable tourism
The Great Takeaway: a bespoke dining event where guests take home artisanal table settings
Why tax literacy should be a national priority in Canada
First Nations Bush Tucker Inspires Creative Works
Bus Stop Films’ first feature Boss Cat to begin production in June
HIDDEN: A quest for the culturally curious through Ballarat’s heritage spaces
Centre for Health Crises joins talks on international research collaborations in turbulent times
Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be ‘climate positive’. Will it still leave a green legacy?
Show your working: how the ‘open science’ movement tackles scientific misconduct
Cuneiforms: New Digital Tool For Researchers
National standards by stealth? Why the government’s latest plan for schools might fail the history test
Spotlight On Public Art In Our Region
City of Ryde celebrates Nowruz with a vibrant community gathering
How to write your own physics poem
CGTN: China advances high-quality rural development in line with local conditions
How Does Your Neighbourhood Support Quality Of Life?

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