Brisbane should the be friendliest Games ever
Brisbane 2032 organisers can build on a decades-strong legacy and channel Australia’s volunteer spirit, an opportunity missed in Paris, according to one of the many
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Lennon’s lenses felt fine with a little help
The drug-fuelled lifestyle of a rock star helped John Lennon delay wearing glasses, according to a Brisbane researcher.
QUT Optometry Professor Stephen Vincent has
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Welcome back party for Paris athletes
Queensland’s Paris Olympians and Paralympians will be celebrated at a “welcome home” event in September.
The State Government and Brisbane City Council announced
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Five lessons from Paris for Brisbane 2032
By Max Goonan
Forget the amazing medal tally just for a moment.
Hosting an Olympic and Paralympic Games shouldn’t be a competition amongst nations, but rather a
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Gene breakthrough for menopausal women
Researchers have identified a gene that could help reduce unhealthy fat in postmenopausal women.
Cornell University Professor Daniel Berry said a new study had
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Discovery to strengthen human immune factory
New human cells have been discovered which age a key immune organ, creating the possibility of being able to counter their impact and better ward off illness in old
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3G network closure moved to October
Mobile phone users still reliant on the 3G network have an extra two months to upgrade their devices, following an extension of the network shutdown date.
The 3G network
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New flight path options for Brisbane
Five new flight paths over Brisbane have been released for public comment.
Airservices Australia released the options, developed by airspace design consultants Trax
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Waves of support for climate-anxious youths
Surfers have joined forces with a filmmaker and a mental health advocate to help young people cope with climate-change induced anxiety.
Through a new program, which
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World-first program targets common genetic disorder
Australians with the country’s most common genetic disorder now have access to the world’s first cloud-based patent registry.
QIMR Berghofer Deputy Director
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