The under-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines is the basis for a
Mine waste to capture carbon and boost farm profits
Mine and quarry waste has the potential to save Australian farmers millions of dollars each year and reduce the agricultural sector’s carbon footprint.
University of
Five reasons the green hydrogen dream is faltering
By Alison Reeve
As the world looks for ways to tackle climate change, Australia has invested heavily in green hydrogen.
Green hydrogen is shaping as the best option to
Photographers with a love of the Aussie bush are being urged sharpen their focus for Rural Aid’s annual competition.
The regional charity has launched its 6th Spirit
An Australian-first research centre has been established to drive knowledge in critical minerals and sustainable mining.
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The Queensland Government will conduct a Commission of Inquiry into the State branch of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU).
Premier David
Dual housing and cost-of-living crises are consigning couples to remain into failing marriages.
Leading family lawyer Kylie Burke said financial issues were more than
By McCullough Robertson Lawyers
Concerns are growing about Queensland’s renewable energy future following the rejection of the Moonlight Range Wind Farm Project.
On
635 students plus 114 countries add up to mega event
The sharpest maths minds in the world have descended on the Sunshine Coast.
Almost 640 students, from more than 100 countries, are contesting the 66th International
Earth intelligence is moving from the realm of governments to the private sector and opening up a multi-billion-dollar opportunity for businesses.
New analysis from