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
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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
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Extra boost to Cyclone Alfred recovery efforts
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
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Aussies shore up Indian market and topple Kiwis
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
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Airline-controlled flight routes reducing carbon emissions
An Australian trial of a new flight route mapping process, which has already saved thousands of tonnes of carbon emissions is being expanded.
Airservices Australia Chief
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Micro approach to countering climate change
Greenhouse gas-munching microbes are the focus of new research out of Melbourne’s Monash University.
Study first author Francesco Ricci said the team hoped a closer
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AI tool able to predict a human’s next move
A new AI tool, trained on 10 million human decisions, has been shown to be able to predict what we will do next in a myriad of situations.
A team of scientists, led by
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Extra $432 million to support renewable hydrogen
More than $400 million has been granted to a renewable hydrogen project in New South Wales.
ARENA CEO Darren Miller said Orica’s Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub (HVHH) was
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No clean water in Queensland town since December
A Central Queensland community which has not had access to drinkable water for more than seven months will see $18 million spent upgrading its water
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Plate filling up at Coast’s premier food and drink festival
Some of the biggest events at this year’s signature Sunshine Coast food and drink festival have already sold out, but organisers are confident there is still plenty on
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