The legal reasons behind Erin Patterson’s guilty verdicts
By Rick Sarre and Ben Livings
After seven weeks of evidence, six days of summing up, and six and a half days of jury deliberation in the Victorian Supreme Court sitting
Learning an instrument at any age preserves memory
Learning to play a musical instrument can delay memory decline and new research has shown you are never too old to start.
Scientists in Japan have found that practicing
QIMR salutes regions in medical research milestone
Regional input into world-leading medical breakthroughs have been put in the spotlight on the Sunshine Coast.
To mark 80 years of pioneering medical research, a team
By Susan Schwartz
The death of The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson has created renewed interest in the band and their music, with the announcement of a number of shows
Forty years ago the Australian Federal Police (AFP) invented a device which has changed the face of global forensics and Hollywood.
The iconic blue Polilight, featured
Law graduates are playing a key role in fostering a positive, nurturing culture within law firms.
McCullough Robertson Lawyers Graduate Partner Kate Peterson said
Robodebt inquiry recommendations yet to be implemented
Key recommendations from the Robodebt Royal Commission are yet to be implemented two years after the findings were handed to Government.
ACOSS Program Director of Social
Social media activity shaping your political passport
By Samuel Cornell, Daniel Angus and T.J. Thomson
In recent weeks, the US State Department implemented a policy requiring all university, technical training, or exchange
Almost $170 million in extra funding has been promised for restoration efforts in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Both the Queensland and Federal governments have
Australia has knocked New Zealand off its number one perch as the world’s top exporter of lamb and mutton to a key market.
Austrade figures show Australia’s frozen