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How to help your memory when preparing for exams

If students understand how memory works, they can prioritise effective study habits.

Aiming for sustainable economic development in the midst of growing uncertainties

By Biman Prasad It’s great to be here today amongst you all. I take this opportunity to thank the Asian Development Bank, the ADB-Asian...

The disability royal commission recommendations could fix some of the worst living conditions

The scope of the A$600 million disability royal commission included school, work, housing, hospitals and the criminal justice system.

Australian universities have dropped in the latest round of global rankings

The top five universities are all in the United Kingdom and United States.

Is it normal to forget words while speaking?

Word-finding difficulties occur at all ages but they do happen more often as we get older.

1 in 5 Australian workers are either underemployed or out of work, Here’s how

That new estimate is much higher than the official unemployment total of 539,700.

Bharat’s new parliament and women empowerment

India’s new ‘sansad bhavan’ is an attempt to revive and awaken our cultural and civilizational ethos.

What helps students cope with academic setbacks?

Recent research has focused on the concept of “academic buoyancy” or everyday resilience at school.

This desk is mine! How noisy offices can make us more territorial

Personalisation is more important for women than men, and they personalise their space with different items.

Stand back and avoid saying ‘be careful!’: How to help your child take risks at the park

Parks provide opportunities for children to engage in risky play and develop independence and problem-solving skills.

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Australia backs new robotics STEM lab for Delhi students to inspire future innovators

The Australia-funded robotics lab is expected to help students develop practical problem-solving skills while strengthening educational collaboration

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Four Australian students selected for female-led Mission ShakthiSAT, a first-of-its-kind global space initiative

Four Australian students have been selected to represent Australia in Mission ShakthiSAT, an international space-focused initiative that aims to bring together girls from 108...

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Victorian couple’s $712K cash mystery ends as AFP secures forfeiture order in money laundering case

Police allege the cash was concealed across multiple bags belonging to a family travelling together. Investigators identified a 35-year-old Victorian woman as being linked to the hidden funds.

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