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  • Entertainment, General News
  • 25/08/2026
  • 08:30
PBR AUSTRALIA

HALL YEAH! QUEENSLANDER ZANE HALL CONQUERS SOLD-OUT ADELAIDE – NEXT UP CABOOLTURE

Key Facts: Saturday 29 August: PBR Monster Energy Tour: Caboolture Invitational Venue: Queensland State Equestrian Centre (QSEC), Caboolture, Queensland Booking: PBR Caboolture Invitational Tickets…

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  • Energy, Indigenous
  • 25/08/2026
  • 08:30
Community Power Agency

“Respectful and genuine”: Wind farm’s Aboriginal stewardship exemplifies renewable project’s social value

On Mannalargenna Day hundreds of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people gather here to celebrate the ancestral warrior. There’s dancing, art exhibitions, yarning circles and cultural…

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  • Food Beverages, Women
  • 25/08/2026
  • 08:30
Collabor8Women/eckfactor

Collabor8Women Gold Access Spotlights Australian Winemaker Callie Jemmeson, Founder of Pachamama

Key Facts: The event was held on August 20, 2026. Calllie is the second female winemaker to be featured as part of Collabor8Women’s partnership…

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  • Art, Entertainment
  • 25/08/2026
  • 08:00
UNSW Sydney

New report highlights the growing importance of cultural data in Australia’s creative future

Australian Creative Histories & Futures (ACHF) has released its first major research report, From Creative Histories to Futures: Mapping the Cultural Data Sector in…

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  • Environment
  • 25/08/2026
  • 07:34
NSW Environment Protection Authority

HUNTER MINES BACK UNDER THE MICROSCOPE TO BUST THE DUST

Images, grabs and vision: https://bit.ly/4cRBxIm Upper Hunter coal mines are being put on notice to keep dust down this spring, as the NSW Environment…

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  • Business Company News, Education Training
  • 25/08/2026
  • 07:21
Greenway Turf Solutions

Australia’s sportsgrounds and golf courses are running out of people to look after them, national survey reveals

Key Facts: A national survey of more than 400 turf managers across Australia has identified recruiting and retaining qualified staff as the industry’s biggest…

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  • Community, Employment Relations
  • 25/08/2026
  • 07:00
Monash University

New research shows structural barriers, not masculinity, keeping men out of care work

Frontline care work remains a heavily feminised industry with men making up just 20 per cent of the Health Care and Social Assistance workforce in Australia. New research from Monash University found that barriers to men’s participation in this work are largely driven by structural and economic barriers, challenging long‑standing assumptions that men avoid care work because it conflicts with masculine identity. Lead researcher Professor Steven Roberts said the study provides crucial insight into men's entry into and continuation in the sector, and strategies to encourage broader participation. “The men we spoke to were not grappling with care work as…

  • General News, Political
  • 25/08/2026
  • 06:10
Public Inquiry into AUKUS

MEDIA ALERT: Public Inquiry into AUKUS Brisbane hearings today – Peter Garrett and Commissioners doorstop at 9:15AM

MEDIA ALERT Tuesday 25 August 2026 Public Inquiry into AUKUS Brisbane hearings today Peter Garrett and Commissioners doorstop at 9:15AM Brisbane citizens, subject matter experts and prominent local organisations will today give testimony to the crowdfunded, independent Public Inquiry into AUKUS. Inquiry lead Commissioner Peter Garrett said today that the Australian public should have the opportunity to put their point of view on the AUKUS deal. AUKUS is the most expensive Defence acquisition ever which will impact generations to come, and yet the commitment to spend nearly $400 billion on eight nuclear powered submarines has failed to receive any serious…

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  • Environment, Science
  • 25/08/2026
  • 06:00
RMIT University

Floating wetlands slash wastewater greenhouse gas emissions: study

A world-first trial of floating wetland pods in wastewater lagoons shows they cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than a quarter, highlighting their potential…

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