Rural training helps medical specialists go bush
Medical specialist who train in rural areas are three times more likely to choose to work in country areas.
New research led by the University of Notre Dame Australia
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Community power can impact environment
The benefits of a strong, united local community do not always include combating climate change.
New research out of the University of Sydney, indicates that strong
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Dissolvable fashion to combat clothing landfill glut
Fashion that can be quickly dissolved and recycled has become a reality with a new machine that produces clothing made from gelatin.
Researchers at the ATLAS Institute
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Support to protect children in many languages
New resources will support culturally and linguistically diverse families to have conversations about online child safety.
The Australian Centre to Counter Child
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Healthy home gong for Queensland Ballet
Queensland Ballet is the first performing arts organisation in the world to gain the highest healthy building rating for its home – the Thomas Dixon Centre.
The
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Bid to boost commercialisation at regional unis
A new Queensland program will better connect regional universities to investors and help facilitate networking.
The State Government is providing $7 million to establish
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Earth’s inner core slowing down
Scientists have proven that the Earth’s core is slowing down.
A subject of debate for decades, new research published in Nature provides “unambiguous evidence”
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Partnership supports athlete’s Olympic dreams
A Brisbane-based workforce solutions company has joined a campaign to help keep Australian athletes on the path to Olympic glory.
PeopleIN, which has headquarters in
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40,000 work years lost to illness each year
Australia is losing more than 40,000 “work years” each year as a result of work-related injury, disease and mental health conditions.
A new “Working Years Lost”
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Three-tower complex planned for Newstead
A three-tower residential complex, of up to 28 storeys, is planned for a block of land on Breakfast Creek Rd, opposite Newstead Park.
Breakfast Creek Quarter will house
Read more19 June 2024