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John Moriarty Football named Overall Winner at the Australian Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards

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A program that uses football (soccer) to support health and education outcomes for Indigenous children has been named the Overall Winner and Inclusion Program/Initiative of the Year at the Australian, Sport, Recreation and Play Innovation Awards.   Established in 2012 by not-for-profit organisation, Moriarty Foundation, John Moriarty Football (JMF) is delivered in 17 remote and … Continued

AMSANT condemns NT Government’s cruel and discriminatory bus dress code

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The Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance Northern Territory (AMSANT) is deeply disappointed by the NT Government’s decision to enforce a “bus dress code” that allows passengers to be refused travel for wearing “dirty or stained clothing”, describing it as a cruel and discriminatory policy that unfairly targets people experiencing poverty, homelessness and mental ill health. AMSANT … Continued

Mars’ Pending Acquisition of Kellanova Clears FTC Antitrust Review

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MCLEAN, Va. & CHICAGO–BUSINESS WIRE– Mars, Incorporated, a family-owned, global leader in pet care, snacking and food, and Kellanova (NYSE: K), a leader in global snacking, international cereal and noodles and North America frozen foods, today announced that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has concluded its antitrust review of Mars’ pending acquisition of Kellanova. … Continued

3 in 4 parents want co-working childcare, new research reveals

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  MEDIA RELEASE26 June 2025 New survey highlights soaring demand for co-working childcareBubbaDesk announces new sites and partnerships to meet growing demand New research reveals overwhelming demand for childcare close to where parents work, with nearly three in four parents interested in co-working childcare – even if they haven’t yet used it. BubbaDesk, Australia’s pioneering co-working … Continued

From dyslexia diagnosis to Doctorate: New Territory teacher empowers students through mentoring

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A childhood marked by undiagnosed dyslexia and learning struggles in Nigeria has inspired a new local teacher and recent Charles Darwin University (CDU) PhD graduate to dedicate his life to building inclusive, mentoring-rich classrooms in the Northern Territory (NT). Diagnosed with dyslexia at 13, Dr Michael Ayodeji Ifarajimi said the discovery transformed his academic life, … Continued

90% of women miss out on life-saving technology

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MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release    Every day in Australia, 19 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer¹ (including uterine, ovarian, cervical, vaginal and vulvar cancers), and that number is set to rise by 21% over the next decade². Tragically, more than half of these cancers are rare or less common—leaving women with limited treatment options, less accessible … Continued

90% of women miss out on life-saving technology

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MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release    Every day in Australia, 19 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer¹ (including uterine, ovarian, cervical, vaginal and vulvar cancers), and that number is set to rise by 21% over the next decade². Tragically, more than half of these cancers are rare or less common—leaving women with limited treatment options, less accessible … Continued

Intellistack Launches Streamline, a Groundbreaking No-Code, AI-Driven Process Automation Platform for Secure, Frictionless Workflows

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Rebrand from Formstack to Intellistack Signals Bold Innovation and Vision for the Future DENVER–BUSINESS WIRE– Intellistack, formerly Formstack and a leader in data capture and workflow automation, today announced its rebrand and the launch of its revolutionary new product: Intellistack Streamline. Streamline is a market-first no-code process automation platform that empowers organizations to build secure, … Continued

Strengths, gaps and opportunities of AI in health professions education

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Students in health-related fields are benefitting from generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in many areas of learning, but concerns about critical thinking and reduced peer interaction have come to light in a new systematic review conducted by Monash University.  The review, led by researchers from Monash’s Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (FPPS) and published in Medical … Continued