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Growth of China’s developmental footprint across the Pacific is security threat

Despite Beijing’s efforts to portray itself as a partner in development, trust remains fragile.

Pumped up with poison: new research shows many anabolic steroids contain toxic metals

Several products sold in Australia contain heavy metals such as lead, arsenic and cadmium. These substances are known to cause cancer, heart disease and organ failure.

Sydney Sanskrit School’s Paniniyam Grammar Camp an exciting dive into ancient language and culture

The school was founded by parents who wished for Sanskrit and the ancient Vedic wisdom to thrive amongst the upcoming generations.

Federal election feel like ages ago? Parliament is now back, Here’s your political refresher

The government has also proposed cutting the number of overseas students at Australian universities, ostensibly due to concerns over exploitation of the student visa program.

The genre is to story what culture is to life

Culture is rarely visible to those living within it, yet it determines everything from how we grieve to how we speak, what we fear, what we worship, and what we consider heroic or shameful.

AI is now part of our world. Uni graduates should know how to use it responsibly

A growing number of Australian universities now allow students to use AI in certain assessments, provided the use is appropriately acknowledged.

Trump has ‘chronic venous insufficiency’. Is it dangerous? Can it be treated?

There are several potential causes of chronic venous insufficiency, including damaged valves inside the veins in the legs.

Always online, forever exhausted: The hidden cost of our digital lives

As technology advances, humans risk becoming less empathetic and more robotic, mimicking machines in a world of clicks and tangled digital networks.

Rising risks: what’s driving violence against Pacific children

Children continue to face emotional, physical and sexual abuse in their homes, schools and communities.

Why a surprise jump in unemployment isn’t as bad as it sounds

Higher unemployment came from more people looking for work. In the long run, that’s good for the economy.

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Jess Wilson pledges three new selective-entry high schools and six more selective campuses, Here are locations

“Every Victorian student deserves the opportunity to reach for their full potential, no matter where they live”

Western Australia Premier Roger Cook pushes for direct Perth–India flights as UWA opens Mumbai campus

India is WA's largest international student market, with more than 15,000 enrolments recorded last year.

The government’s migration policy prioritises knee‑jerk politics over careful planning

The failure of people who don’t leave the country when they should also undermines the integrity of the migration system.
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