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Brian Flint receives city’s top gong as Citizen of Year
Rare African Script Offers Clues to Evolution of Writing
Defence awards $7 million for studies on gut health and wearable biomarker technology
Results flow from alumni support provided during pandemic
School students continue to amaze competition judges
International digital project reveals convicts’ contribution to Australian democracy for next generation
Tamworth hosts research update on pastures for livestock production
Australia’s newest citizens welcomed
New era for Infrastructure Australia
Soft food diet increases risks for captive animals
2021 QBW Griffith MBA scholarship winners announced
NSW new new practical support for people impacted by suicide of loved one
Leadership training drives agriculture development
Join fight to save turtles
Biologists and citizen scientists join forces for Australia’s largest turtle conservation program
Farm survey reveals future opportunities
Scholarships for rural and regional students still up for grabs
Pollen home delivery sweet for honey bees
Have your say on future of farming
Regional universities top list for graduate employment
Graduate employment increases despite Covid impacts
Reuse Farm prepares for future with new software
NSW universities welcome greenlight for NSW International Student Plan
$149 million commitment to environmental science
Incredible vision in ancient marine creatures drove an evolutionary arms race
Agriculture students to become job-ready graduates
2020National Rugby League academic team of year
How Australia can reap benefits and dodge dangers of Internet of Things
Polled gene testing for a more sustainable herd
State’s largest-ever spring aerial baiting program takes off
Country Road and Landcare: protecting biodiversity in Australia’s cotton landscapes
One-size-fits-all is no fit for heart health
Morrison government wants to suck CO₂ out of atmosphere. Here are 7 ways to do it
Travel grant awards announced for three early-career geoscientists
Scientists shed light on how praying mantises use element of surprise to survive
Scientists shed light on how praying mantises use the element of surprise to survive
Revealing secrets of Golden Wattle
Northern quoll: an amazingly versatile survivor?
Legume research to boost Tassie’s red meat industry
Five tips for using breeding values
Manage soil nitrogen to optimise yields
UNE Online among first to offer new certification pathway for registered dietitians
UNE launches interdisciplinary center dedicated to engagement and research in digital health
American chestnut: Restoring a keystone species
First COVID-19 research grants announced
Cotton Gap program returns to expand students’ horizons
Acknowledging Academic Excellence
Paddock Practices: Manage soil nitrogen to optimise yields