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INNOVATION
Meet the parrots that carry toolkit around to complete tasks
Parrots are known to be highly intelligent creatures, yet they’ve rarely been observed using tools in the wild.
INNOVATION
Fiji’s new Prime Minister issues official apology to exiled Prof. Pal Ahluwalia
Prof Ahluwalia, who has since been operating in exile from USP’s Samoa campus, was offered an invitation by Mr Rabuka to return to Fiji.
OPINION
Do open-plan classrooms help students learn better?
This appears to be the trend in new classroom buildings around Australia.
HEALTH
Is my medicine making me feel hotter this summer? 5 reasons why
Some people simply dislike the feeling of feeling hot, while others feel hot at temperatures most people find comfortable.
INNOVATION
Will Fiji’s revised Media Act help end ‘censorship’ and bring freedom of expression?
"Media ownership has been a key element of the regulatory regime under previous administration and this will need to be looked at.”
OPINION
Will multicultural Australians support the Voice? The success of the referendum may hinge on it
The Voice campaign must capture the support of a majority of electors in a majority of states.
INNOVATION
RBA’s latest forecasts are grim for you, Here are 5 reasons why
The central bank expects Australia’s economy to slow this year due to rising interest rates, higher cost of living, and declining house prices.
OPINION
Who is perpetrating domestic, sexual and family violence?
The vast majority of perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence do not ever come to the attention of police or legal systems.
OPINION
Back-to-school blues are normal, so how can you tell if it’s something more serious?
Nerves about returning to school can manifest in a number of ways, from irritability to tears at the school gates.
OPINION
Who is afraid of questions? Democracy and literature as unfinished exercise
Listening, seeing, and performing social responsibility are basic tenets of literature and democracy.
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Point Cook crash victims identified as young mother Neha Bommali and visiting mother-in-law Rama Devi
“I cannot carry this heavy financial and logistical burden alone”
IMMIGRATION
Australia adds nearly 393,000 people as population closes in on 28 million as migration drives growth
Nationally, the March quarter alone added 130,887 people, representing quarterly growth of 0.5 per cent.
IMMIGRATION
Tony Burke says India Free Trade Agreement will be honoured as Australia targets temporary, international student and dependent visas
Burke said lower migration would “trash Australian services and trash the Australian economy”.