companycainadded this to Takes my fancyTasmania French adventurers sail the world, adopt Chilean children and call Tasmania home - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)abc.net.au The short version of this French couple's story is that they sailed their yacht to Tasmania from France and after a few round-the-world voyages …
DDr Goo Geeadded this to lost in OzUniversity of Sydney How close is Sydney to the vision of creating three 30-minute cities?propertyupdate.com.au - Guest Expert When a city gets to a certain size, it starts to make sense to have multiple centres of activity, and three are planned for Sydney – So what needs to …
AAnthony Stewartadded this to EbonyBiological Species Warming oceans might actually be good news for the original sea monsterQuartz - Chase PurdySquid occupy a powerful place in our imagination. They are the original sea monsters, immortalized in Jules Verne’s classic novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and in Scandinavian folklore, in
LADbibleadded this to LADbibleQueensland Researchers Say Mobile Phone Use Is Changing The Shape Of Our Skullsladbible.com - Amelia Ward Everyone knows that using your phone too much isn't good for your health. It can affect your sleep and even your mental health, but scientists have …
Yahoo Australiaadded this to Yahoo Lifestyle AustraliaOwls You can train yourself to become a morning person, says scienceyahoo.com - Francesca Specter Don’t worry if you’re not a morning person – you can turn yourself into one in just three weeks, says science. Typically, morning people – or “morning …
News18.comadded this to News18 Latest NewsSelf-confidence Braces Won't Guarantee Happiness & Self-Confidence: Studynews18.com - IANS Studies revealed that people who don't have braces were significantly more optimistic than the ones that did have braces. Braces can help you get …
Adelaide SA Government commits $8 million to new train station in Adelaide's south9news.com.au - AAP The South Australian government will commit $8 million to build a new train station in Adelaide's south in Tuesday's state budget. The Tonsley railway …
Fremantle Dockers Peel fall short to Southfremantlefc.com.au - Tim Maslin-Davies, Curtin University Peel Thunder have fallen by three-points after a late South Fremantle goal in the final moments at David Gray’s Arena. It was a scrappy affair in …
The Sunadded this to Science newsTeeth From crooked teeth to a spike on the back of your skull – how modern life is warping your skeletonthesun.co.uk - Harry Pettit, Senior Digital Technology and Science Reporter MODERN life has us working longer hours than ever and staring at our phones 24/7, with dire consequences for our brains and bodies. From crooked teeth …
Newcastle Heraldadded this to Newcastle Herald Latest NewsUniversity of Canberra Students slam 'unfair' lowering of HELP repayment threshold to $45,881theherald.com.au - Helen Gregory "There's a lot of stress and worry about the future."
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoDeakin University Deakin congratulates 2019 Queen's Birthday honours recipientsdeakin.edu.au - Deakin University Deakin University acknowledges and congratulates its staff, students, alumni and friends who have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday honours …
University of Sydney Gadfly: Security counselthesaturdaypaper.com.au - Mike Seccombe Senior members of the Commonwealth’s cop squad have been working overtime on coming up with fresh meanings for the phrase “national security”. To …
ELLE Australiaadded this to CULTURECulture (Australia) The Eldest Child Is Smarter Than Their Younger Siblings, And Here's The Proofelle.com.au - Jessica Chandra In news that will come as no surprise to firstborn children, a new study has discovered that the eldest child in a family is probably the …
Crikey Newsadded this to LatestAustralian National University Staff and students unite against the Ramsay Centrecrikey.com.au - Lara Sonnenschein The Ramsay Centre suffers a critical legitimacy crisis as university student groups, including academic staff, around Australia campaign against …
New Atlasadded this to ScienceScience Cotton waste finds new life as eco-friendly plasticnewatlas.com - Ben Coxworth When a cotton gin is used to separate cotton fibers from their seeds, a lot of lint is produced as a waste product. Currently, much of that cotton …
Drought New satellites show worrying view of droughts and ice lossphys.org Data from new satellites reveal the alarming extent of the recent drought in Australia and confirms a significant loss of ice in Antarctica, say ANU …
Australian National University Auditor warns of cyber security flaws in government departmentscanberratimes.com.au - www.canberratimes.com.au Federal government departments and agencies need to do more to protect information from hackers, a new report from the national auditor-general …
Blood Cancer Support the annual appeal - Flinders Universityflinders.edu.au - www.flinders.edu.au James received a financial hardship scholarship, allowing him to gain invaluable real-life experience on his nursing placement. Sarita received a …
Australian National University Spy game: Inside the fight to beat hackers who know no borderssmh.com.au - David Wroe The ASD would also be allowed to sit within the computer networks of private companies that operate critical infrastructure - such as power grids, …
Virginia Beach, VA Virginia Beach teacher donates bone marrow, honoring student who survived cancerwtkr.com - Megan Garnache Gretchen Curtin (Red Mill Elementary School)VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – After learning that she was a bone marrow match for a patient in New York City, Red …
University of Melbourne Queen's Birthday Honours recognise University alumni and staff | University of Melbourne Alumniunimelb.edu.au - www.alumni.unimelb.edu.au Pictured above: Professor Alan Cowman AC (left); Professor Ruth Bishop AC with the former Director of Gastroenterology, Rudge Townley, and Professor …
Sky News Australiaadded this to Top StoriesLiberal Party of Australia Education Minister urges universities to uphold free speech | Sky News AustraliaSky News Australia The Education Minister has called on Australian universities to implement a 'model code' which upholds free speech and academic freedoms. Dan Tehan …
Newcastle Heraldadded this to The SeniorAlzheimer's Disease Simple eye test could soon detect early signs of Alzheimer's diseasetheherald.com.au Non-invasive test may pave way to Alzheimer's cure and new treatments say Melbourne researchers.
Biodegradation Deakin scientists turn plant waste into biodegradable plasticdeakin.edu.au - Deakin University Deakin textile and fibre scientists have discovered how to turn plant waste into a biodegradable material that could replace environmentally-damaging …
Kate Toddadded this to Classroom Matters! Kindergarten View Child Pageseducationstandards.nsw.edu.au The NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) is responsible for developing Kindergarten to Year 12 syllabuses for NSW schools in accordance with the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoeSports About UQ - University of Queenslanduq.edu.au - about.uq.edu.au If you think your high school has what it takes to battle for the coveted League of Legends Queensland high school championship title and a chance to …
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Papua New Guinea's most divisive PM is gone – his successor must learn from his mistakesThe Guardian - Stephen HowesIt has been just two weeks since Papua New Guinean politics erupted. The dramatic events saw politicians in our nearest neighbouring country camping out in two hotels, shouting matches in parliament, threats
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesUniversity of AdelaideFarmers say they are living in fear from vegan activists after an explosive fire caused $100,000 worth of damage to theirdailymail.co.uk - Kylie Stevens The owner of one of South Australia's biggest dairy farms suspects vegan animal activists sparked a fire that burnt down a shed and destroyed …
China Deputy mayor ‘uncomfortable’ with councillor’s China comments3aw.com.au - Neil Mitchell The Deputy Lord Mayor says allegations of Chinese political interference made by Councillor Jackie Watts “sit uncomfortably” with him. Cr Watts …
The Daily TelegraphFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTasmania Tasmanian bid to tackle one-punch attacksdailytelegraph.com.au An advertising and education campaign aimed at reducing one-punch attacks is expected to be rolled out in Tasmania later this year. The state Liberal …
