Push for breastfeeding to be a carbon offset
Australian researchers say breastfeeding should be treated as a carbon offset in global plans for a sustainable public health system.
In a report prepared for the World
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Tsunamis in lakes pose a growing threat
In recent years the world has witnessed some terrifying tsunamis as undersea earthquakes sent mountains of rushing water inland.
But that only happens in the sea –
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Digital health investment would boost care
The use of digital technology and artificial intelligence in healthcare could reduce staff workload by 30 percent and free up more resources for patient care.
New
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DFV safe places in all Queensland police stations
Every Queensland police station now has a “safe-space” for domestic violence victims.
Assistant Commissioner of the Domestic, Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons
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Free clothes help students become work-ready
Students struggling with cost-of-living pressures will have access to free clothes to help them become work-ready.
A “Clothes for Careers” pop-up shop will operate
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A maximum of 1250 degrees with an 8000km/h breeze
Winds exceeding 8000km/h, daytime temperatures of 1250 degrees Celsius, dropping to 600 degrees overnight. That’s the environment of a planet 280 light years away.
An
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Billion-dollar upside to onshoring cleantech
A move from a “dig and ship” to a “mine and make” economy could generate $215 billion in revenue and create 53,000 jobs in Australia by 2035.
A new report from
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New robot skin to revolutionise carer industry
Robots with flexible human-like skin are a step closer following a breakthrough by researchers at the University of Texas.
The research team developed a “first-ever”
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Queenslanders lack confidence in recycling process
Almost half of Queenslanders believe the rubbish they place in recycling bins is not being properly recycled.
The lack of confidence in the recycling process has
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Phantom flights cost Qantas $120m
Qantas will pay a $100 million fine and re-pay customers $20 million after admitting it misled consumers by advertising tickets for flights it had already decided to
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