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Under representation of women coaches in high-performanc
$22 million awarded for 50 projects to support early career researchers
Birth of new health crisis
Findex Community Fund Support Regional Youth
If ChatGPT wrote it, who owns the copyright? It depends on where you live, but in Australia it’s complicated
Treatment for drug and alcohol misuse should involve families and communities
Would we survive lethal pandemic?
Regional refugee settlement success story
Making of doctor
Australia’s newest refugee resettlement hub offers blueprint for regional communities
Freshwater turtles found basking in moonlight
Scientists bring flies to Varroa Mite Red Zone
Long-serving and much loved
School support swells with SWiS
UNE SMART Region Incubator awarded over half million dolla
$6 million to help farmers lower livestock emissions
Futurists predict a point where humans and machines become one. But will we see it coming?
UNE researchers nationally recognised for science and innova
Bega cemetery event to document flora and fauna
How important is the freedom of conscience in religious liberty today?
NSW surfers, divers, recfishers & conservationists unite to oppose land clearing
New prescription for women’s health
Farming with AI: Optimising pollination for better food production
History of care and compassion
Skating on thin ICE
Placing traditional ways front and centre in education
Australia must properly manage food waste to minimise biosecurity risks
Graduate employment rates hit highest level in more than decade
Volcanic love UNE Sci Flicks presents ‘Fire of Love
Protecting our precious wetlands
Win-win: how solar farms can double as havens for our wildlife
Sixteen scholarships help young people on their way
Covid booster on trial in Armidale
Armidale’s local Australia Day awards honours model citizens
From art restorer to DNA explorer
MLA Updates 2022: highlights from MSA Hub
What Prince Harry’s memoir Spare tells us about ‘complicated grief’ and the long-term impact of losing a mother so young
Human and Neanderthal brains have a surprising ‘youthful’ quality in common, new research finds
New fossil foot analysis reveals the surprising and varied lifestyles of dinosaur bird ancestors
Making positive change
Extraordinary fossils reveal diverse lifestyles of early bir
Growing ‘academic tree’
Regions in focus for $3.66m mental health initiative
Portraying faces of business innovation
RACGP awards GPs for work in rural health
It’s natural to want to feed wildlife after disasters
Chinese writing: from complexity to greater complexity
Time to save turtle is now