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When it comes to the love language of food, gestures of true love should be good for the heart. However, many decadent treats are jam packed with saturated fats – a leading contributor to high cholesterol and heart disease. According to new research from global food and nutrition app MyFitnessPal, while 64% of Australians … Continued
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A Monash University expert is available to comment on Victoria’s hot, dry and windy weather conditions that have been declared as a catastrophic fire risk, as parts of the state brace for the worst fire conditions since the 2019/20 Black Summer bushfires. Kim Reid, Research Fellow, School of Earth Atmosphere and Environment, Faculty of Science, … Continued
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New research shows rooftop greenery coverage can help cool down a major city while reducing energy demand. Extensive greenery coverage on building rooftops could significantly reduce temperatures at the city scale and decrease energy costs, according to a new study. The research, led by Indira Adilkhanova and Professor Geun Young Yun from Kyung Hee University … Continued
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In time for the commencement of term 1 across Australia, the Australian National Maritime Museum’s exciting new curriculum aligned Duyfken education program is now available to the public. Including online resources which can be used in the classroom or at home and a hands-on onsite excursion program, this interactive program provides insight into the first … Continued
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13 February 2024 Get active at Lake Burrendong Open Day The Central West and Western Plains communities are invited to a free Open Day at Lake Burrendong Sport and Recreation Centre next Sunday, 18 February. The Open Day will feature a range of activities, including Centre programs and local sporting and activity … Continued
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Sydney Heritage Fleet’s 1874 three-masted iron barque James Craig is celebrating its sesquicentenary this year beginning with a spectacular Parade of Sail on Sydney Harbour on Sunday 18 February. The Heritage Fleet’s Patron, NSW Governor Margaret Beazley, and more than 100 invited guests – including a direct descendant of the ship’s original owner Thomas Dunlop, … Continued
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Tamborine Mountain shows how it’s done The roads are cleared, the wine is flowing, and the operators at Tamborine Mountain have something to say! This is how you do it! In a brilliant Where The Bloody Hell Are You, the people of Tamborine Mountain are calling on Australians to come back after the Christmas … Continued
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We were deeply saddened to hear this weekend of the passing of Harold Mitchell AC at the age of 81. Harold was The Florey’s valued and deeply committed Board Chair from 2012 to 2020 and has served as a Governor since. When Harold was first appointed, he wrote in Brain Matters that he was … Continued
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As part of the Adelaide Fringe 2024, Adelaide’s largest mosque, Mahmood Mosque, will be opening its doors to the community on Saturday 17th February 2024. The day will feature guided Mosque tours including a demonstration of the Islamic call to prayer (Adhan) and the Islamic prayer. In addition, there will be over 20 stalls ranging … Continued
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TEEN surfers faced gusty weather conditions and fierce competition in the inaugural Reflections Cadet Cup on the NSW Mid North Coast this weekend. The debut Cup, staged at Rainbow Beach, Bonny Hills, by Reflections Holidays in partnership with Surfest, attracted 76 competitors over two days of competition on Feb 10 and 11, with boys … Continued
