Oldest known cave art opens window to past lives
More than 50,000 years ago, an artist crawled into a compact space in an Indonesian cave to document a hunting scene.
That work has now become the oldest known reliably
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Green light for $450m Hervey Bay Sheraton
The largest proposed new hotel between Brisbane and Cairns has been given the green light after developers reduced the height of the complex by three stories.
Fraser
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Schools to roll out consent programs
Queensland schools will receive more than $14 million to roll out consent education to students.
The five-year funding program is part of a $77.6 million Federal
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EOIs released for Olympics sports centre
Another Brisbane 2032 venue project is out to market with EOIs released today for the new $142 million Sunshine Coast Indoor Sports Centre.
Queensland Premier Steven
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Tips for late-night Paris Olympics watching
The starter’s pistol cracks on the Paris Olympics this week, but the time difference will test the most ardent Aussie sports fans.
Luckily, researchers at Victoria
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Study surveys teens on online extremism
Australians as young as 13 are embracing extremism and will be the focus of a first-ever national study on the influence of online extremist ideological.
Researchers
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Plea to let K’gari dingoes off the hook
Dingoes on K’gari are being seriously injured by discarded fishing equipment at an increasing rate.
Senior ranger Linda Behrendorff said the Department of Environment,
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Music tempo slows as elite performers age
Elite music stars have been found to produce slower music as they age, particularly if physical movement is a key element of their early careers.
Researchers at the
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Paris Olympics (unofficially) start tonight
Forget the opening ceremony, the Paris Olympic Games start tonight.
Australia’s Rugby Sevens Men’s team will launch the country’s Paris campaign as the
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Men and women’s brains less alike than thought
Researchers have found that the brains of men and women are less alike than previously thought, opening up new insights into mental health.
Professor Richard Watts, from
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