Brisbane activities for the September school holidays
Queensland school students start their two-week spring holiday this Friday and Newsreel has you covered on what to do around Brisbane.
Outdoors
Try stand up paddle
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Student Ombudsman to be in place by February
A new National Student Ombudsman should be in place by February, with enabling legislation introduced into Federal Parliament this week.
Federal Education Minister Jason
Read more11 September 2024
Research focus on mental health during pandemic
Scientists spent more time researching the mental health impact of COVID-19 during the pandemic than the disease itself.
New analysis of more than 800,000 COVID-related
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National talent search for Brisbane 2032 athletes
Young Australians are being asked to take a shot at becoming an Australian Olympian or Paralympian at the Brisbane 2032 Games.
A nation-wide talent search kicks off next
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Key indicators you will live to 100 revealed
Researchers have found biomarkers which best indicate a person’s chance of living to 100.
Karin Modig, a senior lecturer at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet, said
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All Queensland airports in climate change firing line
All Queensland airports are in the highest risk categories for climate change impact, according to a new report.
A report by insurance group Zurich and economic analysts
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‘Positive’ travel prevents premature ageing
New research has revealed that travel may be the best way to prevent premature ageing.
Scientists from Edith Cowan University (ECU), in Western Australia, conducted an
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Social media age limits in place ‘this year’
The Federal Government plans to enforce an age limit on the use of social media.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced today the Government would introduce
Read more11 September 2024
Incontinence a $100b burden for 7.2 million Australians
Incontinence cost the Australian economy more than $100 billion last year, which the majority of sufferers under 65.
A new Deloitte Access Economics report commissioned
Read more10 September 2024
New filtering material for ‘forever chemicals’
A new electric-charged membrane has been developed which can filter for PFAS chemicals, currently the subject of global concerns.
Researchers from MIT have created a new
Read more10 September 2024