Energy changes fill gaps but ‘need a closer look’
Three Federal Government energy bills recently introduced into Parliament will have serious implications and deserve closer scrutiny, according to a leading national
Read more3 April 2024
Resources sector wary of dark clouds above and abroad
The resources sector has one eye on the clouds and one overseas as it looks to forecast the nation’s export earnings over the coming year.
The March Resources and
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Data dashboard tracks Indigenous youth plight
A new online interactive dashboard aims to shine a light on the over-representation of First Nations youth in Australia’s child protection system.
Launched by the
Read more3 April 2024
Billionaire boom boosts mega-rich ranks
In a world with a growing divide between the “haves” and the “have nots” the mega rich are amassing staggering fortunes.
The annual Forbes rich list, released
Read more3 April 2024
Aussies content despite generational ‘happy gap’
Australia has been ranked in the top 10 happiest countries in the world as new data shows a significant generational “happy gap” across the globe.
The Gallup World
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Let’s build for Queensland not the Olympics
By Steve Zeppa
Remember 2025.
No, it’s not a tagline for Back to the Future 4.
It’s a date which burned bright before the kerfuffle that is the Olympics cast its
Read more2 April 2024
New Authority to support transition to net zero
A new authority will be established to support the Australian economy’s transition to net zero.
As global efforts to reduce emissions intensify, the $180m Net Zero
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Modern machine learning returning ancestors home
Enhanced data mining can help speed up the process of returning ancestral human remains to countries of origin.
In a new study, QUT computer scientists explain how
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Hopes high for more Aussies to become astronauts
All Australians should be in the running to be part of the nation’s first manned space flight, according to Australian-raised reserve astronaut Dr Meganne
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Sheil to chair Great Barrier Reef expert panel
QUT Vice-Chancellor Professor Margaret Sheil is the new chair of the Reef 2050 Independent Expert Panel.
The panel provides independent advice to Government on a range
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