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Space weather; aurora-chasers; eavesdrop on animals; better sex; sweet science of chocolate; beer experiments

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The national festival that reaches more than 3 million people through over 2,000 events is back from 9 to 17 August. Dozens of Science Week stories around Tasmania: Science of better sex, death over drinks, and anything glows Space weather, stargazing and the world’s cleanest air Chocolate’s sweet science How Tassie’s wild weather affects land, … Continued

A place to call home: Secure housing changes the future for young people leaving care

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Media release For immediate release                                                     7 August 2025 National homelessness Week 4-10 August 2025 A Place to Call Home: Secure Housing Changes the Future for Young People Leaving CareThis National Homelessness Week, Wesley Mission is celebrating a milestone in the fight against youth homelessness, providing life-changing housing for 26 young people across regional NSW. … Continued

PAYMAN UNCOVERS NEW NDIA RORTS

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PAYMAN UNCOVERS NEW NDIA RORTS Golf outings and $500 lunches in undisclosed gifts from Salesforce WA’s only independent Senator, Fatima Payman, has uncovered more than $15,000 in expensive undeclared gifts to NDIA officials, paid for by one of its contractors. Several expensive lunches, one for more than $500, are listed with, drinks, golf outings and … Continued

MEDIA ALERT: Students battle to be crowned Winter Warrior 2025

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Hello, More than 200 students from 12 NSW schools will converge on Lake Keepit Sport and Recreation Centre Thursday morning for Winter Warrior 2025. Students will put their strength, stamina and teamwork to the test over a 15-kilometre obstacle course that includes a mud pit, spartan spear toss and long-distance paddle. In teams of six, … Continued

World-first economics Institute launches at UNSW Sydney

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The new Manos Institute for Cognitive Economics is the first of its kind in the world. A world-first economics Institute at UNSW Sydney will investigate how human reasoning influences financial and other decision-making, helping people to make better economic choices. The new Manos Institute for Cognitive Economics is the first in cognitive economics worldwide. It is also … Continued

50 ways to die in space; 3D-printed pills; future food; saber-tooth skulls; dinosaur maths; why do whales sing?

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The national festival that reaches more than 3 million people through over 2,000 events is back from 9 to 17 August. Dozens of stories around Queensland: Eco-acoustics, thermal imaging, drones, AI and more: why citizen scientists need upskilling VR farming, AgBots, and strawberry sundaes at the Ekka We’re all aliens baby! Planetarium ‘pop-rock-funk’ concert T-Rex … Continued

Tech giants are still making minimal efforts to tackle the growing scourge of online child sexual abuse

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Global tech giants, including Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft, continue to leave significant gaps in their efforts to combat a range of sexual crimes against children taking place on their services, three years after eSafety first used its world-leading transparency powers to expose a range of child safety concerns. More concerningly, Apple services and Google’s … Continued

EnviroGold Global: Unlocking America’s Critical Metals

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New U.S. Executive Order Accelerates Scale-Up Opportunity for NVRO Process VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Aug. 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EnviroGold Global Limited (CSE: NVRO | OTCQB: ESGLF | FSE: YGK), (“EnviroGold,” or the “Company”), a clean technology company specialising in reprocessing mine waste to recover precious, base and strategic metals, welcomes U.S. Department of the … Continued