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  • Manufacturing
  • 20/01/2026
  • 12:05
Monash University

Greener method recovers critical metals from spent batteries

Researchers have developed a breakthrough method to recover high-purity nickel, cobalt, manganese and lithium from spent lithium-ion batteries using a mild, sustainable solvent. The…

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  • Energy, Environment
  • 20/01/2026
  • 11:44
Climate Media Centre

TALENT ALERT: Eraring extension means more climate pollution, price spikes and unreliability

Origin has notified the NSW Government, the Australian Stock Exchange and the Australian Energy Market Operator that it will operate Eraring Power Station until April 2029. This extension is a warning sign that renewables and storage haven’t been built fast enough – delaying the switch has very real implications for people’s electricity bills. The 43-year-old Eraring Power Station had more than 6,000 hours (250 days) of planned and unplanned outages in 2024, which were a key driver of major power price spikes. Renewables are already saving NSW households money. Every delay costs NSW households more, and NSW families pay the…

  • Entertainment, General News
  • 20/01/2026
  • 11:43
Steady Eddy

NSW and QLD – the legendary Steady Eddy announces 2026 dates for RETURN OF THE STEDI

Key Facts: TOUR DATES Steady Eddy – Return of the Stedi @ Moore Beer Brewing Co Tue, Feb 10, 20266:00 PM at Moore Beer…

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  • Education Training
  • 20/01/2026
  • 11:35
Monash University

Research finds teacher-student relationships key driver for teacher wellbeing

A new Monash University study has analysed the association between positive teacher-student relationships and wellbeing in middle and secondary school teachers. Published in Educational Psychology Review, the paper, titled ‘Associations Between Teacher-Student Relationship Quality and Middle and Secondary School Teachers’Wellbeing: A Systematic Review’, analysed 55 studies and found that positive teacher-student relationships were related to teachers’ sense of wellbeing. Positive teacher-student relationships, most often classified as close and lessconflictual, were associated with teachers’ daily emotional experiences and their senses of engagement, meaning and accomplishment in their work, which all contribute to their overall wellbeing, according to the PERMA model (positive…

  • Technology Innovation
  • 20/01/2026
  • 11:10
Datawave Networks Ltd

Datawave and Cerberus Announce Investment and Financing Agreement for Singapore-India-Gulf Subsea Cable System

LIMASSOL, Cyprus & NEW YORK–BUSINESS WIRE– Datawave Networks Ltd (“Datawave”), a Cyprus-based independent subsea infrastructure provider, today announced that it has entered into a…

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  • Aviation, Travel Tourism
  • 20/01/2026
  • 11:10
Emirates

Plant-powered plates: Emirates shifts focus for vegan cuisine to meet customers desire for minimally processed food

Sydney, Australia, 20 January 2026:As global consumers increasingly focus on nutrition, health and wellbeing with a back-to-basics approach of consuming minimally processed food, this…

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  • Business Company News, Transport Automotive
  • 20/01/2026
  • 10:56
CIMIC Group

CIMIC Group and Sojitz Corporation finalise strategic partnership for UGL Transport

CIMIC Group is pleased to announce the successful completion of its strategic partnership transaction with Sojitz Corporation, establishing a 50:50 joint ownership structure for…

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  • Government NSW
  • 20/01/2026
  • 10:53
EPA

$60,000 PENALTY TO FORESTRY CORP NSW FOR MOGO STATE FOREST WATER POLLUTION

The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has issued two penalty notices totalling $60,000 to Forestry Corp NSW (FCNSW) in response to continuing concerns about water pollution inMogo State Forest. In February 2025, EPA officers commenced a series of inspections at a crossing on Dooga Creek in Mogo State Forest used to move machinery between the eastern and western sides of a logging compartment within the forest. The inspections revealed that the crossing was not constructed in accordance with established best practice and sediment eroded from the crossing has moved into the Creek. NSW EPA Director of Operations Greg Sheehy said…

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  • Energy, Oil Mining Resources
  • 20/01/2026
  • 10:43
Mining and Energy Union

Media Alert – Eraring extension welcome, call for certainty for Myuna workers

WHEN:1:00pm, today WHERE:Eraring Power Station – Main Car ParkLake Macquarie, NSW WHO:Robin WilliamsPresident, MEU Northern Mining & NSW Energy District DETAILS:Following Origin Energy’s announcement that Eraring Power Station will remain open until 2029, the Mining and Energy Union will speak on the importance of extending certainty beyond the power station gate. While the extension delivers welcome job security for Eraring workers, the MEU will call on Origin to urgently secure a long-term coal supply contract with neighbouring Myuna Colliery, which exists solely to supply the power station. The union says a fair and orderly energy transition must include workers across…

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