A new blood test can detect if a person has coeliac disease without the need for them to be subjected to eating gluten.
Associate Professor Jason Tye-Din, Head of
Master plan to deliver $59 billion construction pipeline
Queensland builders have called for energy efficiency and livable housing requirements set out in the National Code to be made voluntary in a bid to lift productivity in
By Susan Schwartz
Queensland’s best pole champions will test their endurance, flexibility and creativity as they battle for pole position at La Boite on June 21.
The
Queensland researchers have developed a new targeted brain stimulation therapy to treat depression.
The team at QIMR Berghofer have demonstrated the effectiveness of
By Rachael Murrihy
Many parents will be familiar with this situation: Your child has a good or even best friend, but you don’t like them.
Perhaps the friend is bossy,
Queensland Ballet will premiere three electrifying works set to live music as part of its Triple Bill collection from June 27 – July 5.
Each of the ballets – Gemini,
An interactive game that trains people to alter their brain waves is offering hope of new drug-free treatments for nerve pain.
The game is part of PainWaive, a drug-free
Para Unit welcomes first cohort of aspiring champions
The first cohort of a new wave of Queensland Paralympic champions are on the starting blocks.
State Sports Minister Tim Mander said 20 athletes had recently joined the
McNab nab sustainability award for Electrolux centre
A multi-million-dollar development at the Port of Brisbane has been honoured for its sustainability at the Australian Institute of Building Awards.
McNab CEO Kunjan
Strategic intervention is needed to avoid developing nations falling into an artificial intelligence (AI) poverty trap.
A research paper, produced in New Zealand, argues