New patch for easier skin cancer detection
A new patch could make skin cancer testing quicker and less invasive.
Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institutet have developed a patch equipped with microneedles
Read more31 May 2024
New process measures fruit shelf-life
A new process to measure the self-life of fruit has been created by Queensland scientists, who are now looking for industry partners to take it to market.
State
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Businesses chase Chandler precinct upgrade work
More than 70 businesses attended briefings on tenders for work to upgrade Brisbane’s Chandler Sports Precinct.
The $257m upgrade to the complex, which will host sports
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Long-term funding response to domestic violence
A $36 million funding boost to help prevent domestic violence in Queensland, delivered in April, will not be a one-off, with that amount set to be embedded in future
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April building approvals fall from March spike
Australian housing approvals fell by 0.3 percent in April, after a 2.7 increase in March, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures released today.
ABS
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$250m boost to small business support
Queensland small businesses will have a $250 million support package to access over the next three years.
Launched today in Far North Queensland, the State’s Small
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80% of Aussies hit with scam texts weekly
More than 80 percent of Australians receive at least one scam text every week, with fake shipping or package delivery messages the most common.
New research,
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New app helps shoppers find greener options
Australian households can cut the carbon footprint of their grocery shop by more than a quarter by switching to similar, but more environmentally friendly
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Games boss urges Queensland to shine bright
By Steve Zeppa
Queensland’s heritage, natural wonder, welcoming nature and sense of ambition are set to feature in the branding of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and
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Complaining workers harming their careers
Workers who constantly “brag” that they are stressed and overworked are harming their reputations and careers.
New research from the University of Georgia
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