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Today is World Tuberculosis Day, and new research shows this condition might overtake COVID-19 as the leading infection worldwide. If an updated vaccine is not found by 2025, more than 6 million are to die by 2030. Produced By: Bianca Mulheron Featured In Story: Negaya Chorley – CEO from Results International Australia First aired on …
If you take a stroll around the University of Queensland, don’t be surprised if you see a crew of female students working on one of their race cars they built from scratch. These women are 20 of 60 engineering, business, marketing, and IT students who are members of UQ Racing, where they do everything from …
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After three years of the COVID pandemic, the HEMP, Health and Innovation Expo is coming to Brisbane this weekend. The exhibition shows how versatile HEMP can be for our health, food, and the environment. Image: Image by Erin Stone from Pixabay Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Evan Alexander – Co-Director of the HEMP, …
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Australia has ranked 12, while Finland sits at number 1 when it comes to happiest countries across the globe, according to the 2023 World Happiness Report, released earlier this week. Despite disruption to social and emotional lives during the crux of the pandemic years, more people reported acts of everyday kindness like helping a stranger, …
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This year, the Australian Government decided to extend Harmony Day to Harmony Week. However, across the world, 21 March is known as The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – a day of mourning – which the United Nations says is “observed annually on the day the police in Sharpeville, South Africa, …
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Reports have emerged that further corroborate allegations that a group of queer rights protestors were attacked by a mob in Sydney’s south-west. The small group, from Community Action for Rainbow Rights, were gathering to rally against New South Wales One Nation leader Mark Latham’s policies targeting transgender people outside a church where he was speaking. …
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Concerns around rental affordability and housing insecurity in South Australia continue to rise as the state reaches 17 000 people on the waiting list for public housing with 4000 in ‘category 1.’ A new report from a peak South Australian welfare body has ranked state electorates in metropolitan Adelaide by rental affordability impact … calling for the SA MPs representing the worst-hit …
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A new species of spider has been discovered in the Brigalow Belt in central Queensland. Researchers at Queensland Museum are the first to describe the species, naming it Euoplos Dignitas, a nod to the large size of the spider and the DIG program at Queensland Museum. Experts are hoping the discovery of this species will …
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