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- Animal Animal WelfareRights, Environment
- 09/03/2026
- 07:03
Locals, wildlife carers face off against NSW Forestry to protect critical habitat for Endangered gliders
Key Facts: Locals and wildlife carers near Glenbog State Forest, backed by experts from a coalition of conservation organisations including Humane World for Animals,…
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- Business Company News, Finance Investment
- 09/03/2026
- 07:00
Australian superannuation leaders set out to unlock opportunities in the United States for members back home
A delegation of Australian superannuation leaders and institutional investors will meet with government and economic leaders in the United States to unlock investment opportunities with the potential to grow the retirement savings of Australian workers. Australia has one of the fastest growing superannuation sectors in the world, managing A$4.5 trillion (US$3 trillion) in funds which is set to grow to A$8.3 trillion (US$5.4 trillion) in the early 2030s according to modelling by the Super Members Council, likely making it the second largest pension system in the world after the US. By seeking out global investment opportunities, Australian super funds are…
- CharitiesAidWelfare, Women
- 09/03/2026
- 07:00
”Event Alert” – WSRSC and SSI Amplify Voices on International Women’s Day
Key Facts: Western Sydney Region Settlement Consortium and SSI to host ‘Silence to Power’ event at Park Royal Parramatta for International Women’s Day 2026…
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- General News, Youth
- 09/03/2026
- 06:55
Has Australia’s social media ban for kids reduced family conflict, or just driven it underground?
Has Australia’s social media ban for kids reduced family conflict, or just driven it underground? Australia’s social media minimum age law came into effect on 10 December 2025, when platforms began enforcing restrictions on under-16s. This legislation makes Australia the first country in the world to implement a nationwide minimum age law for social media. In the few months since, effects can already be discussed….. Everyone else is on it: How the ban is changing family arguments Grounded by the Government? Why some kids feel relieved, and others feel isolated The Great Social Media Switch-Off: Relief, resistance and rule-breaking Parents…
- RetailOnline Retail
- 09/03/2026
- 06:11
Joseph Magnus & Co. and Fox & Oden Launch in Australia with Honey Barrel
SYDNEY--BUSINESS WIRE-- CraftCo Brands, the American spirits company behind Joseph Magnus & Co. and Fox & Oden, is introducing the bourbon brands to Australia through exclusive importer Honey Barrel. The initial Australian release includes: Joseph Magnus Cigar Blend BourbonMurray Hill Club BourbonJos. A. Magnus BourbonFox & Oden Double Oak Bourbon Known for its mastery of blending and cask finishing, the Joseph Magnus portfolio has earned a global reputation for layered complexity and balance, while Fox & Oden Double Oak delivers bold character shaped through meticulous barrel selection and secondary maturation. Ali Anderson, CEO of CraftCo Brands, said: “We’re not entering…
- Environment, Government Federal
- 09/03/2026
- 06:00
Organisations unite to keep the EV Discount
The peak body for novated leasing in Australia has launched a campaign to keep the Electric Car Discount as the Federal Government reviews the policy that is driving the nation'sEV uptake and reducing emissions. The National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association’s (NALSPA) campaign “Keep the EV Tax Discount” includes digital and television advertisements. A range of organisations and companies have signed on in support of the campaign including Autoleague, Automotive Leasing,BYD, EV Dealer Group, Electric Vehicle Council, First Nations Finance, GWM, Pepper Money, Polestar, Rewiring Australia, Tesla, and Unisson Disability. NALSPA chief executive Rohan Martin said: “The Federal Government…
- Education Training, Information Technology
- 09/03/2026
- 06:00
New report calls for urgent action on AI in schools to prevent cognitive atrophy
Australian studentsrisk losing cognitive abilities critical to their learning and development unless nationalaction isurgentlytakento guide and structure the use ofartificial intelligence (AI) inschools. A new report,coauthored bycognitivepsychologistProfessorJason Lodgeand Professor LeslieLobleAM, argues that AI can deepen learning but only if governments move quickly toadoptthe draft nationalstandards for safe, educationally sound tools and equip teachers toguide their use. Released by the Australian Network for Quality Digital Education, the report outlines the need for a strong pedagogical response that supports students to offload lower-order tasks to AI while building self-regulated learning capability and critical thinking skills that will help students understand and evaluate…
- Technology Innovation
- 09/03/2026
- 00:11
Xsolla Celebrates International Women’s Day by Spotlighting Women in Games and Advancing Its Vision for Female Leadership
Accelerating Representation, Influence, And Leadership For Women Across The Gaming Industry LOS ANGELES–BUSINESS WIRE– Xsolla, a global video game commerce company that helps developers…
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- Medical Health Aged Care, Mental Health
- 09/03/2026
- 00:01
UNSW Media — Study offers hope that childhood trauma doesn’t determine your future
Childhood traumadoesn’tdetermineyour future, new 12-year study shows [Sydney| 00:01 09/03/2026] New research from UNSW Sydney has found that childhood trauma does not inevitably lead to poor outcomes in adulthood—and that many people who experience adversity still thrive for decades afterwards. The 12-year study, published in American Psychologist, followed 1,668 Australian adults to investigate how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) shape mental wellbeing across adult life. The researchersidentifiedtwo wellbeing pathways: a “resilient” group whomaintainedhigh wellbeing over time, and a “risk” group, and found two thirds of peoplemaintainedstrong mental wellbeing into adulthood despite childhood trauma. While individuals with ACEs were twice as likely…
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