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Working Mums Say ‘we Were All Stuffed’
COVID’s drinking spike: working mums say ‘we were all stuffed’
No clear link between weather and common muscle and joint symptoms
What is a ‘gut feeling’ and when should you listen to it?
Labor’s appointment of Jeroen Weimar referred to Victorian Ombudsman
Visiting relatives in prison study
Autism crisis sees thousands of children wait years for support, report finds
Pulling the purse strings: here’s what the Federal Government needs to factor in for the budget
Electronic music with human rhythm
AI helps reveal the ancient origin story of floral colours
Culcairn MPS invites community to open day
Central Australian communities at the centre of new stroke research
From melanoma survivor to skin cancer advocate – Nicole’s story
Research currently being conducted for our Annual Community Satisfaction Survey
Seyond to Deliver High-Performance LiDAR to Avikus for Autonomous Boat Technology
Machine learning predicts response to drug for arthritis in children
SA inquiry into duck shooting fails the pub test
Hume City Mayor Cr. Naim Kurt advocates for better bus network
Keeping an eye on bad behaviour in the operating theatre
Future Fibre Farming program launched
Think you’re good at multi-tasking? Here’s how your brain compensates – and how this changes with age
Hate salad or veggies? Just keep eating them. Here’s how our tastebuds adapt to what we eat
Council partners with UNE to bridge town and gown with access to Eduroam
5 ways to avoid weight gain and save money on food this Christmas
Have we been trying to prevent suicides wrong all this time?
Overcoming our psychological barriers to embracing AI
Australia’s Appetite For Sustainability Soars
Long-lost Moog synthesizer finally makes it to stage
Brokers play important role in regulating migrant workers in China
Day-extension Blue light Inhibits Chrysanthemum Flowering when Far-red Light is Included
Creeping politicisation of public sector a reality in Victoria: Ombudsman
Touch football program empowers youth on and off field
A fresh approach to support volunteering in the Central Goldfields
Jacinta Allan should apologise to athletes over Commonwealth Games debacle
A Stanford professor says science shows free will doesn’t exist. Here’s why he’s mistaken
NSW Government delivers on Biosecurity Commissioner election commitment with passing of bill
Authentic or ethical? UW study shows best leadership style for inclusive hiring depends on manager’s racial identity
Science communicators need to stop telling everybody the universe is a meaningless void
Elite athlete training for extreme Arctic race in fridge
Joondalup’s one stop shop for learner drivers opens
SA wine label designs on show at Riddoch
Cumberland Council is encouraging women to Trade Up to a Better Future – at the Try a Trade Discovery Day
6.37 million Australians unaware of local extreme weather risks
TRC to take landholder concerns on CSG to the State Government
Qld explorers call for collaborative approach to boost sector confidence
No evidence for widespread transmission of viruses by African bats
Study shows beach signage education could save lives this summer
Police justified in using sponge rounds in self-defence during arrest in Invercargill

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