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  • Environment
  • 07/01/2026
  • 07:14
Australian Conservation Foundation

Extreme heat, extreme need to stop gas expansion

With record temperatures, catastrophic floods in Queenslandandextreme fire danger across half the country, the nationalenvironment groupis demandingthe Albanese governmenthaltitsrecklessexpansion of the gas industry, which isdriving more dangerous and costly disasters. “This heatwave is a sobering reminder of the consequences of successive Australian governments that have prioritised fossil fuel corporate profiteering over a safe climate,”Acting Climate and EnergyProgram ManagerAnnika Reynolds (they/them) said. “The increase in dangerous climate disasters is making Australians unsafe and threatening the people and places we care about and love. “Let’sbecrystal clear: no matter where Australiancoal andgas is burnt, itfuelsextreme heat andbushfires here at home. “Australians are joining…

  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 07/01/2026
  • 06:45
Royal Australian College of GPs

‘Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay indoors’: GPs urge patients to stay safe as temperatures soar

As a prolonged heat wave grips Australia this week, the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) is encouraging the public to prioritise hydration, rest indoors, and check in on people more susceptible to heat exhaustion and heat stroke. It comes following the Bureau of Meteorology warning of a multi-day heatwave covering more than half of the country with temperatures forecast to exceed 45 degrees Celsius in some areas, sparking extreme fire danger. RACGP President Dr Michael Wright said that high temperatures pose many health risks. “Heat waves can be deadly, and the Bureau of Meteorology has warned that this promises…

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 07/01/2026
  • 06:42
Royal Australian College of GPs

‘Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay indoors’: GPs urge patients to stay safe as temperatures soar

As a prolonged heat wave grips Australia this week, the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) is encouraging the public to prioritise hydration, rest indoors, and check in on people more susceptible to heat exhaustion and heat stroke. It comesfollowingthe Bureau of Meteorology warning of a multi-day heatwave covering more than half of the country with temperatures forecast to exceed 45 degrees Celsius in some areas, sparking extreme fire danger. RACGP President Dr Michael Wright said thathigh temperaturespose many health risks. “Heat waves can be deadly, and the Bureau of Meteorology has warned that this promises to be the ‘most…

  • Manufacturing
  • 07/01/2026
  • 06:41
SPIE

SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics, Announces Its 2026 Fellows

The Society is welcoming 40 new Fellow Members from across the globe BELLINGHAM, Wash.–BUSINESS WIRE– SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, welcomes…

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  • Technology Innovation
  • 07/01/2026
  • 06:11
Chemelex

Chemelex Adds Electric Heat Trace Group Ltd.’s SmartTrace Monitoring Platform to its Heat Tracing Portfolio

HOUSTON–BUSINESS WIRE– Chemelex, a global leader in electric thermal and sensing solutions, today announced the successful completion of its acquisition of substantially all the…

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  • Medical Health Aged Care
  • 07/01/2026
  • 05:41
BeOne Medicines Ltd.

ZIIHERA Plus TEVIMBRA and Chemotherapy: A Potential New Standard for First-Line HER2+ Advanced GEA

Combination therapy showed compelling survival and disease control compared to current standard, regardless of PD-L1 status High GEA burden in Asia, where BeOne holds…

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  • General News
  • 07/01/2026
  • 05:25
Aussie Gutter Protection

Inside the Mesh That Protects Homes From Embers and Keeps Rainwater Safe: The Science Behind TuffMesh

Photo Courtesy of: Aussie Gutter ProtectionMELBOURNE, Australia, Jan. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Homeowners in bushfire-prone regions face a dual risk: wind-driven embers that can ignite roofs and gutters, and contamination of rainwater collected for household use. Aussie Gutter Protection’s TuffMesh™ system, developed in partnership with Screen Tech Gutter Guard last July 2025, addresses both challenges through precision engineering, certified materials, and controlled installation methods. The system is designed to protect rooflines while supporting safe rainwater collection without requiring homeowners to choose between fire protection and water quality.Stopping Embers Before They StrikeEmbers can travel well ahead of a fire front,…

  • Technology Innovation
  • 07/01/2026
  • 04:11
Siemens AG and NVIDIA Corporation

Siemens and NVIDIA Expand Partnership to Build the Industrial AI Operating System

Through AI, Siemens and NVIDIA are reinventing the entire end-to-end industrial value chain – from design and engineering to manufacturing, production, operations, and into…

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  • Technology Innovation
  • 07/01/2026
  • 04:11
Quectel Wireless Solutions

Quectel Debuts Innovative SRG091X and SRG093X NXP i.MX Based Series Modules with Wi-Fi 6, Redefining Entry-level Processing for Next-generation IoT Applications

LAS VEGAS–BUSINESS WIRE– Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global end-to-end IoT solutions provider, today unveiled its SRG091X and SRG093X series modules at CES in Las…

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