Lisa Bricknell, CQUniversity Australia New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian has called for more businesses to register as COVID Safe, as the state recorded 19 new cases of coronavirus in the 24 hours to 8pm Tuesday night. Berejiklian said: If I walk into a venue and I’m not comfortable with […]
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TAKE PART AND SUPPORT VITAL RESEARCH INTO A CURE
It’s a shock to learn that children, particularly those with rare diseases like neuroblastoma, come last in the world of cancer research. Our Run2Cure Superheroes and their families have shared their stories to help raise awareness of this devastating cancer. Get to know them and find out why research is […]
Nadchodzi era odkryć w kosmosie
Nowe dyrektywy NASA zapewnią bezpieczeństwo biologiczne ciałom niebieskim i umożliwią dalszą eksplorację kosmosu. Ciała niebieskie, które mogły kiedyś mieć środowisko odpowiednie do życia, są szczególnie wrażliwe na skażenie mikrobiologiczne. Ochrona planetarna polega nie tylko na ochronie ciał Układu Słonecznego przed zanieczyszczeniem przez życie na Ziemi, ale też na ochronie Ziemi. Biuro Ochrony […]
JobSeeker supplement cut from $550 to $250 a fortnight after September
Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra The unemployed will have their Coronavirus Supplement cut from $550 a fortnight to $250 after September, in an extension of the supplement that will run until December 31. Those on JobKeeper will get $1,200 a fortnight from September 28 to January 3, with a lower […]
Bourke’s National Parks a huge attraction
National Parks around Bourke are becoming a huge attraction for visitors following the relaxation of travel restrictions within NSW. The local Area Manager of National Parks and Wildlife Service, Melissa Hams says that there were 175 campers online camping bookings at local parks between Monday night and 9th July, with […]
Is the airborne route a major source of coronavirus transmission?
Hassan Vally, La Trobe University As the world continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, one question that keeps coming up is whether COVID-19 can be transmitted through the air. In fact, 239 scientists in 32 countries have written an open letter to the World Health Organisation (WHO) arguing […]
Coles celebrates Sustainability Week as more than 1 billion pieces of plastic saved from landfill
Coles has taken a major step towards its goal of becoming Australia’s most sustainable supermarket after diverting more than 1 billion pieces of soft plastics from landfill. Since 2011, Coles has worked with sustainability partner REDcycle to recycle plastic bags and soft plastic packaging such as biscuit packets, lolly bags, frozen […]
Alliance Française French Film Festival relaunches in Brisbane on Bastille Day
Alliance Française French Film Festival relaunches in Brisbane on Bastille Day – next week July 14! Alliance Française French Film Festival relaunches in Brisbane on Bastille Day – next week July 14! TICKETS ON SALE TODAY The Alliance Française French Film Festival is back! STARRING 28 films over 3 weeks, […]
Sally takes on the world! Today!
Journalist Sally Sara has carved a name for herself as one of Australia’s most respected and awarded broadcasters, covering some of the biggest stories in the toughest places around the world. Sally has reported from war torn Afghanistan and AIDS-ravaged Africa. She’s tracked down paedophiles in Mumbai and stalked the […]
Vale Ennio Morricone: a master composer with breathtaking musical range
Felicity Wilcox, University of Technology Sydney Prolific composer Ennio Morricone has died in Rome at the age of 91. From his origins in Italian radio, Morricone became renowned internationally as a groundbreaking film composer. Composing over 500 film scores, he received five Academy Award nominations before being conferred an Honorary […]