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Can Joe Biden win from home?
UNSW researchers awarded more than $9 million in government funding
DIY urbanism: when citizens take on city planning
ACON’s a[TEST] Clocks Up Over 42,000 HIV Tests in Five Years
UNSW Arts & Social Sciences researchers receive ARC Discovery Indigenous grants
Positive Mental Health, Positive Ageing
Satire in era of Trump and Biden ahead of US election
$1 billion per year could halve rental housing stress
UNSW Engineering ranked first in Australia in Times Higher Education subject rankings
How to retain high-performing employees during uncertain times
Here’s how Melburnians can manage anxiety when returning to ‘normal’
Sydney Nano team wins national water research challenge
UNSW researchers awarded Heart Foundation grants
Vital Signs: We’ll never cut unemployment to 0%, but less than 4% should be our goal
From scary pumpkins to bridal bling, how masks are becoming a normal part of our lives in Australia
Australian research at centre of landmark treatment trial for COVID-19
Better targeted rent assistance needed to help low-income tenants
A bark with bite: Australia needs an ICAC-styled national independent watchdog, says academic
Severe form of Inflammatory Bowel Disease linked to a strain of mouth bacteria
‘Discovery of century’ recognised in Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science
Prime Minister’s Prizes celebrate best of Australian science
Robo-pets: a new breed of fur baby
Cool discovery: new studies confirm Moon has icy poles
Super-charged: how Australia’s biggest renewables project will change energy game
OpenLearning partners with UNSW to reimagine university Transition Program
Worlding With Oysters bridges gap between art and science
‘Fish lollies’ capture predator activity, revealing how global marine food webs change with climate
UNSW researchers honoured at NSW Premier’s Prizes for Science and Engineering
Astronomers enlist AI in search for ‘lethal’ baby star eruptions
Re-visioning opening night of a national art museum
Bright ideas of Aussie small businesses on display at UNSW Canberra
You can’t sit with us: rise of privately-owned public spaces
COVID-19 a double blow for chronic disease patients
Google’s huge market share doesn’t automatically make it a monopoly
We can no longer ignore threats facing Pacific – we need to support more migration to Australia
At heart of broken model for funding aged care is broken trust. Here’s how to fix it
US is taking on Google in a huge antitrust case. It could change face of online search
How Australia must prepare for climate displacement in Pacific
Problem opioid behaviours associated with pre-existing risks, not just dosage
Experiences of discrimination drive distrust in digital health
Melburnians will soon be able to have 2 visitors per day. It’s far riskier than an exclusive bubble
High fatalities from truck crashes demand greater safety standards
Chronic diseases and public health failures fuelling COVID-19 pandemic: study
2020 Human rights review
Wildlife bushfire recovery projects receive funding
UNSW’s Wallace Wurth Lecture: good economics for hard times
Polycystic ovary syndrome treatment may hinge on diet, mouse study suggests
Polycystic ovary syndrome treatment may hinge on diet

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