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Our Lady’s College in Annerley moves to co-ed schooling

Our Lady’s College in the Brisbane suburb of Annerley is the latest Catholic school to embrace a co-ed offering. The school will be accepting expressions of interest

Remains found in Britain date back 11,000 years

Scientists have uncovered human remains in Northern Britain dating back 11,000 years, the oldest ever discovered in the region. DNA testing has confirmed the young girl,

Underwater fish operate ‘beauty salons’ on coral reefs

A newly discovered fish species is operating underwater “beauty salons” in Australia’s coral reefs. The two new-to-science species of the Cleaner Wrasse genus

Whales travelled more than 14,000km on breeding trek

Humpback whales have been found to travel more than 14,000km between breeding grounds. Research released today documented a new record for the greatest distances

Moving between locations can drastically change aging

A powerful new link has been discovered between where we live and how fast we age. New research suggests that healthcare needs to be tailored to genetic ancestry and

Marine rescue training academy opens at Coomera

A new Marine Rescue Training Academy has been opened on Queensland’s Gold Coast. The new facility will train more than 1000 marine rescue volunteers. Minister for

New study debunks yo-yo dieting dangers

A new study has rejected the notion that weight loss followed by weight gain – yo-yo dieting – is more harmful than staying overweight. Researchers reviewed years of

Flexible childcare tailored around family life

Families are increasingly looking for flexible childcare and early learning arrangements that match their household needs. Guardian Childcare & Education has built

AI tool future-proofs next generation of change makers

Students are being prepared for a digital future with the introduction of Microsoft Copilot at Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE) secondary schools after a trial resulted

Camel caravan reflected in a Sahara Desert oasis

Hundreds of mysterious mass graves found in Sahara

By Julien Cooper, Maël Crépy and Marie Bourgeois We have been on a years-long campaign of satellite remote sensing of the vast desert landscapes in Eastern Sudan. This

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