Perpetrator naming key to male accountability
Greg Anderson, Adrian Bayley and Rowan Baxter. Do these names ring a bell?
Perhaps if we mention Rosie Batty or Jill Meagher or Hannah Clarke, the penny will drop.
The
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Inner voice a big part of getting through the day
People often talk about the “voice in their head” that advises, warns and sometimes confounds them.
It turns out that most humans have this, and it plays a really
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Robotic efficiency at ports focus of research
Research to improve the efficiency in our ports has received $1.5m in funding from the Queensland Government.
Brisbane-based Young Guns Container Crew is developing
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Paniyiri adds to weekend buzz around Brisbane
More than 50,000 people are expected to attend this weekend’s Paniyiri Greek Festival in Brisbane.
With the city already welcoming 140,000 rugby league fans for the
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Carbon dioxide levels lifting in faster intervals
Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are rising 10 times faster than at any other point in the past 50,000 years.
Researchers at Oregon State University’s College
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First Nations art focus of new Board
The search is on for the inaugural Board members who will be tasked with advancing First Nation art in Australia.
Creative Australia has opened an Expression on Interest
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New national hub for sports data science at QUT
A multi-million dollar investment by QUT into sports data science will help nurture better athletes in the lead up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics.
The
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Making a stand for gender equality
By Elissa Lawrence
QUT researcher Professor Michael Flood has spent decades advocating for gender equality and engaging men and boys in domestic and sexual violence
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Wage growth still tracking above 4 percent
Private sector annual wage growth is remaining above four percent, despite a tightening of economic activity and moderating inflation.
Australian Bureau of Statistics
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Bureau moves to La Nina watch
The chance of increased rainfall later this year has increased with the Bureau of Meteorology moving to a La Niña watch.
Bureau of Meteorology Climate Manager Dr Karl
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