New process sees robots trained by watching videos
A new process has been developed to train robots using “how to” videos, as opposed to laborious data entry.
Researchers at Cornell University said their new robotic
There will be more than 400 commemorative events held across Queensland this Friday to commemorate ANZAC Day.
RSL Queensland State President Major General Stephen Day is
Queensland flying squads to target bullying in schools
Rapid response guidance officers will be deployed to school bullying hotspots around Queensland, under a new Government plan.
State Premier David Crisafulli said $33
The Byron Bay Bluesfest boasted the largest music festival crowd since COVID, in a promising sign for the industry.
Bluesfest Director Peter Noble told industry
Slip, slop sun safety message 40,000 years in the making
Human ancestors were slipping on shirts, slopping on sunscreen and seeking shade to protect themselves from the sun more than 40,000 years ago, habits which may have
One of Australia’s most respected governance experts and change agents has been appointed Chair of the Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC)
Climate change could force airlines to carry fewer passengers, according to new research out of Europe.
Study lead author Jonny Williams, from England’s University of
School’s back after tragic Easter holidays on State roads
School zones are back in force across Queensland as the State returns from the Easter holiday break lamenting a tragic road toll.
Acting Chief Superintendent Garrath
Brisbane Airport milestone with Malaysia Airlines return
The number of international destinations directly accessible from Brisbane has returned to pre-pandemic numbers, with Malaysia Airlines to relaunch direct services to
By Shane Rodgers
One year when I was in high school, I got the second highest mark in every subject.
I got beaten by different people across most of the subjects. And at