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Ever walk into the supermarket to buy milk – and come out with a trolley full of stuff you didn’t even know you needed? Welcome to supermarket consumer behaviour, where supermarkets implement strategies to get consumers to buy more items unknowingly. Australia is currently experiencing one of the worst cost of living crises recorded according to … Continued
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TWO AQUATIC INDUSTRY HEAVYWEIGHTS have joined forces in the name of water safety with AUSTSWIM to partner with SWIM Australia on the annual SWIMSAFER Week. Working together on a consumer education campaign for the first time, SWIM Australia CEO, Brendon Ward said the affiliation would extend the reach of SWIMSAFER Week by ensuring hundreds more … Continued
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Friday, July 21 ACOSS has welcomed the release of the inaugural national wellbeing framework, while urging the government to expand its scope to examine poverty. The community sector peak body says the release of 50 national wellbeing measures is a good starting point for measuring societal progress in non-economic terms. “This framework … Continued
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Haberfield locals have a new location to recycle their eligible bottles and cans and redeem the 10c refund with the opening of Return and Earn Express on Ramsay Street. “Inner West Council residents are already enthusiastic recyclers, having returned more than 170 million containers for recycling through local return points since Return and Earn … Continued
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Milk-clotting enzymes found in marine species may help cheesemakers meet our insatiable appetite for cheese. As global cheese consumption is expected to increase, cheesemakers could face an uphill battle to keep up with our cravings. But if food scientists have anything to say about it, they might one day be able to draw upon a surprising … Continued
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20 July 2022 2023 KOORI NETBALL TOURNAMENT REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN Registrations are now open for the 2023 Koori Netball Tournament. Hosted by Charlestown Netball Association with the support of the NSW Office of Sport and Netball NSW, the tournament features six divisions, including women’s and mixed for both adults and juniors. … Continued
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Researchers from Charles Darwin University (CDU) will play a vital role in shaping solutions for key Australian industries after receiving two of only 32 projects funded through the Australian Government’s National Industry PhD program. CDU is one of only four universities that’s main campus is not in a state capital city to receive industry PhD … Continued
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A new product being trialled in South-East Queensland could be a game-changer for shellfish restoration in Australia. A mesh bag made from biopolymers from 100 per cent vegetation that has been sustainably sourced is being tested to see if they can grow oyster clusters in the Maroochy River and Moreton Bay. OzFish Unlimited, Australia’s fishing … Continued
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RMIT has welcomed the five priority measures recommended in the Australian Universities Accord Interim Report and looks forward to continuing to contribute to longer-term structural reforms that address Australia’s skills gaps and future workforce demands. Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Alec Cameron said the measures announced today recognise that every individual and each industry can play … Continued
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Once shunned by investors, bond ETFs are now back in favour with the market, with a record $18.2 billion tracking bond ETFs in Australia. New research from Stockspot also found that while growing at a rate of 42% per year over the last five years, bond ETFs now make up 12% of the $150 billion … Continued
