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
Electric bandage heals wounds 30% faster
Researchers have developed electric bandages that allow wounds to heal much faster than standard bandages.
A team from North Carolina State University created the
Read more11 August 2024
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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Principal opens virtual learning portal for all students
As a deputy principal during the COVID pandemic, Britt Gurnett laid the foundation for an online learning platform she leads today, alongside her new job as school
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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
Read more9 August 2024
Special preview for Notre Dame College students
Young foundation students of one of south-east Queensland’s newest schools have been treated to a sneak peek of the campus they will call “my school” in
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Australian GP has the drive to survive Netflix
The Australian Formula One Grand Prix is preparing for a time after Netflix.
Speaking at a QUT Business Leaders’ Forum this week, Australian Grand Prix Corporation CEO
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Munarra leads recognition of Indigenous knowledge
Australia’s first Indigenous-led educational centre opened its doors in Victoria today.
The Munarra Centre for Regional Excellence, in Yorta Yorta Country,
Read more7 August 2024
Tiny air pollutants linked to premature deaths
Tiny air pollutants have been linked to a 7.3 percent increase in premature deaths for people living in large cities.
Researchers led by McGill University found these
Read more7 August 2024