Victims re-targetted in recovery scams
Scammers are double-dipping by targeting victims and offering services to recover lost money.
The National Anti-Scam Centre is urging Australians who have had money
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Proof K’gari dingoes’ heritage goes back 3000 years
DNA analysis has confirmed the dingoes of K’gari have no links to domestic dogs and are part of a 3000-year-old lineage.
A joint QUT–University of Adelaide study
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Sydney drops city speed limits to 40km/h
The City of Sydney has announced it will drop its default speed limit to 40 km/h to improve survival rates in accidents.
Lord Mayor Clover Moore said the changes would
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CBT shown to help over 65 long-term
A treatment for anxiety and depression usually prescribed to young adults has been shown to have positive long-term effects for people over 65.
Macquarie University
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New process to boost clothing recycling
A new chemical processing technique could vastly improve the rate of clothing recycling around the world.
Researchers at the University of Delaware have reported that
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Extra funding for Queensland abortion services
Queensland’s abortion services are being bolstered as the state prepares for the introduction of nurse-performed terminations.
New laws, passed by State parliament in
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Feeling of youth missing from young people
Almost half of Australia’s youth say they are missing out on being young because of the wide range of social issues impacting their lives.
Monash University
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Melt spreads across Brisbane in 2024
A festival which will close the Story Bridge to accommodate an art installation of thousands of naked people has released more of the line-up for the 19-day event.
Melt
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Newstead House back on show after $6.6m refit
Brisbane’s oldest European residential property, Newstead House, has re-opened to the public following a $6.65 million renovation.
Now a living house museum and listed
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Inquiry calls for sugar tax on drinks
A Federal Parliamentary committee has recommended the Government introduce a sugar tax on drinks, strengthen food labelling and regulate fast food advertising to
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