A Federal inquiry into nuclear power generation in Australia rolls into Queensland this week.
The House of Representatives Select Committee on Nuclear Energy will hold
Program expansion allows PALS to stay with students
The success of a support teacher program will see it extended into every classroom in an Ipswich school next year.
St Ann’s School Redbank Plains has embraced the
Satisfaction with life in Australia hits record low
Australians’ satisfaction levels are at their lowest levels, with young people the most despondent.
The latest Australian Unity Wellbeing Index has revealed overall
Small amounts of exercise can reduce blood pressure
A relatively small amount of rigorous exercise each day has been found to be enough to lower blood pressure.
A joint research project between the University of Sydney
A project to map how microorganisms interact with minerals could pave the way for the sustainable mining of critical elements.
An international research team led by
Under 18s missing out on $368m in super contributions
Making all teenagers eligible to receive superannuation contributions would boost the future payout of more than half a million Australians and reduce red tape for
By Shane Rodgers
When Brisbane looks back in the future at decisions made in the next few weeks it will make some blunt assessments about opportunities lost or
Large numbers of Queensland businesses are caught in a “tech fog” as they grapple with ever-advancing technology such as the new wave of artificial intelligence.
The
International student cap to save renters $5 per week
Capping international student numbers will have little impact on Australia’s rental market.
New research commissioned by the Student Accommodation Council found
Sunshine Coast Ecological Park sets national benchmark
Plans to transform 65ha of Sunshine Coast pasture into an ecological park have won a national award.
The Sunshine Coast Ecological Park Master Plan took out a Landscape