Daily Mail added this to Top Stories · NowHong Kong More pro-Hong Kong rallies set for Sydney and Melbournedailymail.co.uk - Alison Bevege And Aap Australian police are alert to the threat of violence at Hong Kong pro-democracy rallies on Sunday after angry confrontations by pro-Chinese …
Heart Disease Flavonoid-Rich Foods Protect Us From Cancer and Heart Disease, Study Saysneatorama.com - Franzified Eating or drinking flavonoid-rich items such as apples and tea protects us from cancer and deadly heart disease, according to new research from Edith …
DDonaldadded this to Yoga 2017 · NowWorld News Outrageous ways to be admitted to an insane asylum in the 19th centurynzherald.co.nz - LJ Charleston In 1860, Elizabeth Packard, a teacher and mother of six from Jacksonville, Illinois, began to disagree with her husband's religious …
Daily Mail added this to Top Stories · NowJulie Bishop Julie Bishop DOUBLES her pay after leaving parliamentdailymail.co.uk - Brittany Chain Julie Bishop's popularity as a politician is paying dividends even after stepping down from her role as foreign minister. The 63-year-old former …
Australian National University Government MPs sound alarm over Chinese government influence at Australian universitiesbrisbanetimes.com.au - Max Koslowski, Nick Bonyhady Senator Stoker said universities were battling through a "crisis of leadership" on foreign influence. "[There is a] reluctance in their …
Scooters Hundreds scoot into the Tynan Challenge on the way to raising $400killawarramercury.com.au - Desiree Savage Michael Tynan Memorial Challenge Charity Race Day in the Bert Lillye Lounge, Kembla Grance Racecourse. Picture: Anna Warr Hundreds scooted down the …
The Epoch Timesadded this to The Epoch Times · 16hThe Brain Curious Kids: Why Do I Sometimes Forget What I Was Just Going to Say?theepochtimes.com - Peter Wilson Why do I sometimes forget to say something mere moments before I say it? Forgetting to do or to say things happens to all of us sometimes. Have you …
aidaluciaadded this to Art history news · NowArtists Artemisia Gentileschi, a Baroque heroine for the #MeToo era – Joy of Museumsjoyofmuseums.com Artemisia Gentileschi’s 17th-century painting, Self Portrait As Saint Catherine Of Alexandria, became only the 21st work by a female artist to enter …
The Guardian · 15hCollege & University Call for universities to stop lobbying against admissions overhaulThe Guardian - Anna FazackerleyVice-chancellors need to accept that applying after A-level results would be fairer, say campaigners Universities must not be allowed to squash moves towards a system in which sixth formers would apply
Asbestos Board of inquiry, health support among Mr Fluffy recommendationscanberratimes.com.au - Blake Foden A community and expert reference group that has analysed the impact of the Mr Fluffy asbestos saga will recommend a board of inquiry and support for …
Liberal Party of Australia Universities urged to not rely on international students for revenuesbs.com.au - SBS News Education Minister Dan Tehan believes a diverse student mix is the key to strong financial success in the tertiary sector. Australian universities …
Flu Deadly flu season has researchers racing to find out why this year has been 'exceptional'abc.net.au - Dea Clark Carolina Williams is celebrating her 49th birthday and she has more than one reason to be happy. Three weeks ago, the Toowoomba businesswoman feared …
Property Updateadded this to Latest Commentary from Michael Yardney's Property Update · 20hUniversity of Technology Sydney Private renters are doing it tough in outer suburbs of Sydney and Melbournepropertyupdate.com.au - Guest Expert While politicians ignore calls to raise Newstart, alarming levels of financial stress among private renters, particularly in low-rent outer suburbs, …
ABC Newsadded this to ABC Entertainment · 2hEntertainment (Australia) The Dog on the Tuckerbox is back in place at Gundagai, hopefully for the last timeabc.net.au - Sally Rafferty Gundagai's beloved Dog on the Tuckerbox is finally back in place, after being torn off its perch by an accused vandal and subsequently restored at …
fflbd216n3j0iiu4added this to "Mother Nature"🐾🕊 · 8hFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoQueensland Queensland facing another hot, dry summerdailytelegraph.com.au - Warren Barnsley Queenslanders are being told to brace for another hot and dry summer, with little respite expected for drought-hit farmers. Early-stage modelling …
South China Morning Post added this to SCMP News · 1dAsia Pro-Hong Kong group clashes with rival protesters in Melbourne as rallies take place across AustraliaSouth China Morning Post - Edouard Morton Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrators and Beijing supporters clashed in Melbourne as a series of heated protests took place across Australian cities …
PPeteradded this to Clever · 22hDiamonds Trove of 'super-deep' diamonds from Earth's core discoveredFox News - James RogersScientists have found a trove of "super-deep" diamonds from hundreds of miles below the Earth’s surface. The diamonds were found in the Juina area of Brazil and likely came from a depth of 255 miles to
Laddersadded this to Career Advice & News · 1dWork-life Balance Death of the department store: don’t just blame the internet, it’s to do with a dwindling middle classLadders - Jason Pallant and Sean Sands Barneys, the iconic chain of upscale New York department stores established in 1923, has just filed for bankruptcy protection. Another of America’s …
Hong Kong ‘It will end like Tiananmen Square’: What do the Hong Kong protesters want and will they get it?sbs.com.au - Maani Truu As Hong Kong gears up for another day of mass protests, SBS News takes a look at how the unrest began. Eleven weeks of unrest, more than 2,000 rounds …
Sharell Cookadded this to Health and Wellness · 1dAging The secret to healthy ageing: Diet, exercise, and a crash course in cell biology - Health - ABC Newsabc.net.au - By health reporter Olivia Willis for Catalyst The anti-ageing industry is worth millions of dollars. But ageing well doesn't have to involve pills or expensive gimmicks. A much cheaper (and more …
David Young added this to The Best Of Flipboard Today · 1dJakarta Many parts of Jakarta could be submerged by 2050, experts warn - Science - Mashable SEAMashableAccording to environmental experts, it is among the fastest-sinking cities on earth. In fact, it's sinking so fast that one third of the city could be submerged in water by 2050. There are numerous reasons
MEA WorldWideadded this to News · 1dRoyal Caribbean Australian entrepreneur, 37, dies after falling overboard Royal Caribbean cruise ship where he was celebrating wife's birthdaymeaww.com - MEAWW Australian entrepreneur, 37, dies after falling overboard Royal Caribbean cruise ship where he was celebrating wife's birthdayAn Australian …
University of South Australia Scientists say new superbug treatment can save hundreds of lives9news.com.au - Harvey Biggs A team of researchers at the University of South Australia has discovered a way to find and beat superbugs. The scientists are developing a …
Daily Mail added this to Top Stories · 1dLaw School Law student sues Bond University after he failed multiple subjectsdailymail.co.uk - Kylie Stevens A university student who flunked three subjects has lodged what's believed to be one of the biggest lawsuits in Australia over failed grades. Dual …
MMatthew Dowsettadded this to Dowie · 1dMethane Scientists Want to Feed Cows Seaweed to Stop Them Burping So Much MethaneVICE - Gavin ButlerEvery time a cow burps, the planet’s greenhouse gas emissions go up. Your average bovine probably emits somewhere between 80 and 120 kilos of methane per year, most of which is from belching. Take all
BE EBadded this to Iran · 1dPlay buttonIran Mystery $15m Iran shipment exposes Australian-owned firm to sanctions threatThe Guardian - Christopher KnausAn Australian-owned multinational is at the centre of a mysterious $15m shipment from Iran that threatens to breach strict US sanctions, the Guardian can reveal. Shipping records, leaked video and internal
RMIT University Rising through world academic rankingsrmit.edu.au - www.rmit.edu.au The University has consolidated its position in the 301-400 band for the second consecutive year, after leaping ahead from the 401-500 band in 2017. …
University of Melbourne Going beyond the classroom this Open Dayunimelb.edu.au - about.unimelb.edu.au Celebrate Melbourne’s iconic architecture through cake, contribute your wee to science and use virtual reality (VR) to sail the seas at the …
that's life!added this to News Feed · 1dCruise Ships Man who died after falling from cruise ship named as Aussie dad-of-twothatslife.com.au - Riah Matthews Friends have described Jon as a 'great bloke' and said they've been left 'distraught' by his death. Royal Caribbean say they turned the ship around …
The Guardianadded this to Media · 1dMedia Industry Empire strikes back: News Corp turns blowtorch on former Australian reporterThe Guardian - Amanda MeadeIt doesn’t take long for a top reporter at the Australian, with a regular presence on page one, to become the target of a front-page story in the combative national broadsheet. It was just two months the
