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First action plan in 25 years aims to save Australia’s snakes and lizards from extinction
HKUST Discovers Modulation of Internal Waves May Help Prevent Coral Bleaching
Police update 1: Serious assault in Broadbeach, QLD
Showcasing latest engineering solutions
Police investigate serious assault at Broadbeach
New research reveals why people say things they later regret
Mood of Nation Poll examines gun control as case reaches Supreme Court
Police responding to traffic crash at Broadbeach Waters
A different city, a different University
‘Magic crystals’ to enable our electric car future
Griffith lends support to WOW 2020
To spray or not to spray: new app for mungbean growers
Researchers work with QPS on harm reduction strategy
Concussion recovery not clear cut for children
Cave rescue’s hero doctor gives dramatic account
Japan’s biggest pharma co., Takeda, teams with Melbourne’s BioCurate to expedite new drug development
Let Every Stage Advance: Politicians Think 2034
Star Raiders duo brighten lives at Wagga Wagga Base Hospital
PM daughter’s hunt for wartime missing
Heating & cooling to go renewable and provide demand response
Urology gets a boost at Otago
Young farmers outline their vision for future
New Mayor for Yarra
Accelerating investment in SA’s mining sector
Black Friday & Cyber Monday long weekend: Are you ready for four-day ‘spendathon’?
Innovative solutions for heating and cooling sector
Swinburne cybersecurity project receives ARC funding
Architecture designs on display
UOW spinout MOSkin makes radiation therapy safer
Eyouth Students Graduate
Digital poet on winning stream with electronic art
Digital credentials set Peter apart from rest
Griffith artist takes path less travelled
Research could save farm, thanks to new water accounting tool
From University of Canterbury to Berlin arts residency
More Cobram residents accessing health services, study finds
Without ecologists at policy table, new nature laws could lead to extinctions
Change in aquaculture vital if billions more to be fed
HIV is no longer a death sentence, but living with stigma can still inflict significant harm
Tips for ‘David v Goliath’ protests
Launch of National Emergency Management Agency
Uncontrolled online marketing of e-cigarettes putting youth at risk, study finds
Trauma and disease ravage SEQ koalas
How to build homegrown solutions to technology skills shortage
Researchers Find a Way to Collect Elusive Blood Stem Cells from Zebrafish
Update on hydrotherapy services
£20m ‘Re-Write Cancer’ campaign launches to build a world-class cancer research facility in Manchester
Massive Attack partner with University of Manchester to explore music industry climate impact