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- Environment, Government SA
- 21/01/2026
- 14:55
SA Government and TNC partner to build large-scale shellfish reef as part of algal bloom recovery
The Nature Conservancy Australia is proud to partner with the South Australian Government to deliver a large-scale shellfish reef to support the state’s ocean…
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- General News, Sport Recreation
- 21/01/2026
- 14:33
DIARY NOTE: Sydney Academy of Sport Athletics Track sod turn
For further information, please see the attached diary note.
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- Medical Health Aged Care
- 21/01/2026
- 14:26
Ant Group’s AI Health Service AQ Upgrades PC Platform with DeepSearch for Evidence-Based Clinical Decision Support
HANGZHOU, China–BUSINESS WIRE– Ant Group today announced a major upgrade to the PC platform of its AI-native health assistant, AQ, introducing DeepSearch for clinicians,…
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- Education Training
- 21/01/2026
- 14:10
Success in THE World Rankings by Subject
La Trobe University has performed strongly in the prestigious 2026 Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject, continuing to be placed among leading universities globally. Computer Science has for the first time entered the world’s top 250 after improvements in research quality, industry and international outlook indicators. Psychology and Law have returned to the top 175, while Arts and Humanities has also moved up, returning to the top 250 band. Law has ranked third in Victoria for four consecutive years. La Trobe Vice-Chancellor Professor Theo Farrell said the University’s ranking in 10 out of 11 subjects was evidence of…
- Energy, Oil Mining Resources
- 21/01/2026
- 13:59
Griffin Coal State Agreement extension brings certainty for workers and energy transition.
The Mining and Energy Union has welcomed today’s announcement by the Western Australian Government extending arrangements for Griffin Coal, saying it delivers long-overdue certainty for coal workers and their families in the Collie region while supporting energy security during the transition. The extension of Griffin Coal’s State Agreement by up to five years, along with new commercial arrangements with customers, will allow the Ewington Mine to continue operating and supplying coal, providing stability for the workforce as Western Australia transitions its energy system. MEU WA District President GregBussonsaid the announcement addressed the uncertainty workers have been living with as existing…
- Education Training, Research Development
- 21/01/2026
- 13:01
Women’s sport a winner in $11.7m MRFF grants
A La Trobe University project to reduce concussion and knee injuries in women and girls’ community football has secured almost $5 million in Federal funding. Professor Kay Crossley was one of four La Trobe academics to share in $11.7 million in the recently announced 2024 Medical Research Future Fund Clinical Trials Activity round. The distinguished academic and Director of the La Trobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre was awarded $4.9 million to lead the projectHER trial in 28 community women and girls’ football leagues, involving more than 10,000 Australian Rules Football and soccer players. Professor Crossley said projectHER would…
- Business Finance
- 21/01/2026
- 12:11
PT Valbury Asia Futures Launches US Stock Trading with Alpaca, Increasing Access for Investors
NEW YORK & JAKARTA, Indonesia–BUSINESS WIRE– PT Valbury Asia Futures (“Valbury”), a leading Indonesian brokerage company with 30 years of experience in forex and…
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- Business Finance
- 21/01/2026
- 12:11
KKR-led Consortium Drives Further Investment in Sylvan
BEIJING–BUSINESS WIRE– Global investment firm KKR today announced the completion of an additional investment in Sylvan, a world-leading fungal biotechnology company (the “Company”), through…
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- Education Training, Youth
- 21/01/2026
- 12:06
47% of Aussie parents say back-to-school is more stressful in 2026
Key stats: 59%of Aussie parents find the back-to-school period stressful Almosthalf(47%) say this year feels more stressful than previous years 83%say clearer routines or visual checklists would reduce arguments and stress 65%say holiday screen time makes the transition back to school harder 83%want to reduce their child’s screen time as Term 1 begins WEDNESDAY 21 JANUARY 2026 - As Aussie families prepare to return to school, new research from HP Australia reveals that Term 1 has become one of the most stressful times of the year, with parents calling for simpler, calmer and more practical routines. Thenationalstudy of more than…
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