Researchers find calls for a cull a load of croc
It would cost almost $90m and drive the species back to being critically endangered, for a crocodile culling program to have any impact on the number of fatal attacks in
Read more27 August 2024Community
Bradshaw Australia’s new top spy
Australia will have a new top spy next week with Abigail Bradshaw named the new Director-General of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD).
Prime Minister Anthony
Read more26 August 2024
Accessible coast camp kitchen open for all
A Sunshine Coast holiday park has opened a nation-leading accessible camp kitchen.
BIG4 Caloundra started work on the concept in 2023, which was the Queensland
Read more26 August 2024
Home automation reduces carer dependency
Home automation for people with disabilities can reduce dependence on caregivers and have a long-term financial benefit to funding agencies, such as the NDIS.
New
Read more26 August 2024
Campaigns support new control and consent laws
The Queensland Government will launch two public awareness campaigns focussed on coercive control and sexual consent.
State Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath said the
Read more26 August 2024
Alcohol memories turn women off drinking
Women are less likely to drink excess alcohol if they are reminded in advance of a previous drinking experience.
Research led by the University of Portsmouth found that
Read more26 August 2024
Museum collections to predict climate change impact
A North Queensland university will use museum collections to predict how climate change will impact the world’s future food security.
James Cook University Associate
Read more26 August 2024
Flight cancellations drop to four-year low
Domestic flight cancellations in Australia have dropped to their lowest levels in almost four years.
New data from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Read more26 August 2024
Johnson on new Federal green metals group
Brisbane mining and manufacturing executive Marghanita Johnson has been appointed to a new Federal Government green metals advisory panel.
The CEO of the Australian
Read more26 August 2024
Australia among world’s biggest food wasters
Australians throw away $8 billion worth of edible food each year and are among the biggest food wasters in the world.
The latest ANZ Food For Thought report found
Read more25 August 2024