Selfie frenzy damaging natural assets
The quest for nature-based selfies on social media is causing damage to ecosystems and disrupting the breeding and feeding patterns of animals.
Australian researchers
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Queensland babies in genetic screening trial
Thousands of Queensland newborns will be screened for genetic illnesses under a trial program.
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) will use a $5.5 Federal
Read more12 August 2024
Spike in children hospitalised with flu
The number of Queensland children under five hospitalised with the flu has doubled in a week, prompting warnings from the State Government.
State Health Minister Shannon
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Paris OIympics: All Australian results from every day
Australian results at the Paris Olympics, Sunday, August 11:
Athletics
Women’s Marathon:
Australia (Jessica Stenson) 11th
Australia (Genevieve Gregson)
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Paris OIympics Results Australia: Day 15
Australian results at the Paris Olympics, Saturday, August 10:
Golf
Women’s Individual Stroke Play:
Australia (Hannah Green) -6 (4th)
Australia (Minjee Lee)
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Open days at Southern Cross University
Southern Cross University will be hosting open days over the next three weeks to give deeper insights into its study options.
Today (August 11) there will be an open day
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Paris OIympics Results Australia: Day 14
Australian results at the Paris Olympics, Friday, August 9:
Marathon Swimming
Men’s 10km
Australia (Nick Sloman) 11th
Australia (Kyle Lee)
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Paris OIympics Results Australia: Day 13
Australian results at the Paris Olympics, Thursday, August 8:
Marathon Swimming
Women’s 10km:
Australia (Moesha Johnson) 2nd SILVER!
Australia (Chelsea
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Shining a light on Brisbane 2032 opportunities
An advanced manufacturing company known for ultra-high-performance LED lighting is setting up operations in south-east Queensland to position itself for opportunities
Read more9 August 2024
Tipsy fruit flies a window into our social drinking
Researchers have used drunk fruit flies to uncover why social drinking often makes humans happy, while drinking alone can trigger depression.
Kyung-An Han, a biologist
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