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- Education Training
- 26/09/2025
- 09:40
TOP TEN TIPS FOR HSC STUDENTS TO WIN THE FINAL WEEKS
As Year 12 students head towards theHSC exams, OneSchool Global (OSG) Australian Director of Education Paul Maher has shared the top 10 tips that will help them make the most of their final weeks of study. Mr Maher said if students tackle their preparation with a practical and strategic mindset, they can stay focused and avoid feeling overwhelmed. “The HSC can be a stressful time for students and their families but there are strategies students can use to stay focused, and do their best,” Mr Maher said. “We have shared these tips across our OSG campuses – but anyone can…
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- Political
- 26/09/2025
- 09:32
Family First calls on Premier Crisafulli to protect the Mater’s freedom
Family First Queensland Chair Alex Todd has called on Premier David Crisafulli to protect the Mater Mothers’ Hospital from ideological attacks after yet another…
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- Environment, General News
- 26/09/2025
- 09:10
Loop with Carrefour, along with a Coalition of Brands and Retailers, has Reached Commercial Scale in France, Demonstrating That Reuse Can Work Across All Packaged Goods Categories
Key Facts: TerraCycle’s Loop reuse platform has achieved industrial scale in France with over 370 products available across 345 Carrefour supermarkets nationwide Carrefour became…
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- Energy, Environment
- 26/09/2025
- 09:03
Research reveals how Australians really feel about the world’s largest proposed solar farm
Australians are substantially supportive of renewable megaprojects, but their approval begins to wane if the produced energy doesn’t benefit them, according to a new study examining social acceptance of the proposed world’s largest solar plant. The study by Charles Darwin University (CDU) examined the public acceptance of the Australia-Asia PowerLink, a 12,000-ha solar megaproject proposed to be developed in the Barkly region of the Northern Territory. Once developed, it’s intended to export most of the solar energy produced overseas. The study surveyed people from around Australia to gain insights into their attitudes towards renewable energy and the proposed project. The…
- Community
- 26/09/2025
- 09:01
Everyone’s invited to the Children’s Literary Festival 12th October at the Beach
Key Facts: Everyone invited. Reading matters. Storytelling and craft at Coogee Beach, Sydney by CBCA Eastern Suburbs. CBCA holds events across Australia embracing reading…
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- RetailOnline Retail
- 26/09/2025
- 09:00
Kave Home presents the Premium Collection SS25: an exclusive collection featuring high-quality materials and finishes
Key Facts: The Premium Collection SS25 by Kave Home features exclusive designs balancing tradition and innovation through texture, form and premium materials The Galea…
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- Community
- 26/09/2025
- 07:30
NSW Railways Celebrate 170 Years with Historic Commemorative Journey
Today marks 170 years since New South Wales launched its first passenger railway line, connecting Sydney andParramatta. This 22-kilometre journey signalled the birth of modern rail transport in Australia. From steam locomotives to modern Mariyung trains, the NSW rail network has transformed over the past 170 years — and today we bring history and modern innovation together on the same tracks. As part of the anniversary, passengers are boarding THREE commemorative trains retracing the original trip from Central to Parramatta: Steam Locomotive 3526, built more than a century ago in NSW Vintage Electric Set F1, known as the “Red Rattler”…
- Political
- 26/09/2025
- 07:10
Family First will fight to restore freedom for religious schools to uphold their ethos
Family First Upper House candidates Bernie Finn and Jane Foreman today pledged that, if elected, Family First will fight to restore the freedom of…
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- General News, Medical Health Aged Care
- 26/09/2025
- 06:38
New research urges coordinated action to reverse Australia’s declining childhood vaccination rates
26 September 2025 Out-of-pocket costs, limited appointment availability, lack of opportunities to discuss vaccination with providers and eroding trust are stopping some Australian parents and caregivers from vaccinating their kids on time, but anew research paperpublished today outlines practical strategies to help improve childhood vaccine uptake. The paper, led by researchers from the National Vaccination Insights project, has been published in theAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. Lead author Dr Kasia Bolsewicz, Social ScienceResearch Fellow at the National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS),said that the declining childhood vaccination rates in Australia are extremely concerning and emphasised…
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