Melbourne, VIC Coronavirus spreads in Australia: Four confirmed cases dailymail.co.uk - By Kylie Stevens For Daily Mail Australia Australian Associated Press There are now four confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia as the international death toll rises to 41. Three patients in New South Wales and one …
ReutersRMIT University Australia confirms first case of coronavirus as protective masks... Reuters - Lidia KellyMELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia confirmed its first case of the new coronavirus on Saturday in Melbourne, with many pharmacies in the city’s centre running out of protective masks despite health officials
proftournesolflipped into Interesting StufffMelbourne Cup Melbourne is set to become the country’s most populous city by 2026 – with vast ramifications theage.com.au - George Megalogenis Melbourne-based historian Chris McConville says the political culture can take decades to reflect an underlying shift in the population. “There is …
TIMEflipped into Top StoriesNew Guinea Remarkable Walking Sharks Are Strutting All Over and Here's Their Deal TIME - Megan McCluskeyScientists have discovered four new species of walking sharks proving the ocean somehow can always seem a little more mysterious. According to a study published in the Marine and Freshwater Research journal
Great White Shark The Shark Was Thiiiis Big (Plus or Minus a Meter) | Hakai Magazine hakaimagazine.com - Hakai Magazine The cliché of the big fish story is, apparently, based on truth—humans love to exaggerate, especially when it comes to the size of the fish they saw. …
Gender Deakin Business School - Fast-track pathway for women to Deakin MBA deakin.edu.au - businessnewsroom.deakin.edu.au A new agreement between Deakin Business School (DBS) and Women and Leadership Australia (WLA) will provide a fast-track pathway for women to complete …
Health Poverty shouldn't make people sick canberratimes.com.au - The Canberra Times Why, more than 40 years after the Whitlam government first legislated universal health care, living poor can make you sick? That question has been …
Nanotech Nano-thin flexible touchscreens could be printed like newspaper techxplore.com - Science X staff Researchers have developed an ultra-thin and ultra-flexible electronic material that could be printed and rolled out like newspaper, for the …
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News 'Twisty' touchscreen is so thin it can be rolled out like a tube dailymail.co.uk - By Jonathan Chadwick For Mailonline Scientists have created an ultra-thin flexible electronic material for 'touchscreens of the future' that can be rolled into a tube and printed like …
The Conversation UKMental Health Mental health: one in three young people in England are struggling – new report The Conversation UK - Kayleigh Chester and Ellen Klemera and Fiona Brooks We have seen a dramatic change in health trends for young people in the last ten years. Across most wealthy countries, such as the UK, Australia and …
Insiderflipped into Lifestyle InsiderLifestyle This adorable possum is very sorry for wrecking an Australian professor's office Insider - Anneta Konstantinides When Dr. Bree Blakeman walked into her office on Monday, she thought someone had broken in. There was a gaping hole in the ceiling. Paintings and maps …
flbd216n3j0iiu4flipped into IndingenousAustralian News Non-Indigenous business fails in bid to trademark Aboriginal name 'used for thousands of years' abc.net.au - By Jemima Burt A central Queensland business has failed to obtain exclusive rights to the Indigenous name of a traditional bush medicine. This story contains the …
Australia Day Deakin closed for public holiday on Monday 27 January deakin.edu.au - lbusby Deakin University offers a personalised experience, enhanced by innovative digital engagement. We lead by creating opportunities to live and work in …
Coronavirus Australians accelerate efforts to develop coronavirus vaccine sbs.com.au - SBS News Australian scientists are hoping to complete their work to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus within six months. University of Queensland …
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesToilets The grim reality of gender neutral toilets: Women are forced to use filthy bathrooms soaked in urine dailymail.co.uk - By Alisha Rouse For Daily Mail Australia Women in Sydney are being forced to use urine-soaked toilets after Wynyard train station introduced unisex cubicles. Despite being cleaned every hour, …
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Bushfire Researchers unite to respond to bushfire crisis canberra.edu.au - www.canberra.edu.au 24 January 2020: Researchers from the University of Canberra have joined forces with colleagues from the Australian National University (ANU) and the …
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Coronavirus UQ responds to coronavirus pandemic uq.edu.au - www.uq.edu.au The University of Queensland has been asked to develop a vaccine for the recent coronavirus outbreak at unprecedented speed, using new technology. The …
Sky News Australiaflipped into Top StoriesWorld News Brexit deal 'the beginning of the disintegration of the UK' | Sky News Australia Sky News Australia Bruce Wilson from RMIT University says "we are watching the beginning of the disintegration of the United Kingdom". Britain's Brexit bill has become …
The Guardianflipped into UK NewsUK News Woman on trial in Middlesbrough accused of murdering her father The Guardian - Nazia Parveen North of England correspondentA woman has gone on trial accused of murdering her “violent and controlling” father following a family row. Nursery worker Jessica Breeze has denied murder, telling police that she had been trying to her
Australian National University Possum Wreaks Havoc in Woman's Office iheart.com - Mackenzie Luderer After taking a tumble through an office ceiling within the Australian National University in Canberra, a brushtail possum made itself comfortable in …
Passionfish12flipped into ALL THINGS ANCIENTNew South Wales Thousands of ancient Aboriginal sites probably damaged in Australian fires nature.com - John Pickrell The sites are rich in cultural history, but the blazes might also reveal some unknown ones, say archaeologists. Indigenous communities and …
NBC Newsflipped into WorldAustralia Huge dust cloud engulfs South Australia, turns skies orange NBC News - By Michelle Gooden-JonesThe storm came as a cold front moved across South Australia, picking up dry soil from the ground before raising it into the atmosphere. A huge dust storm bigger than the United Kingdom has swept across
Annie Talveflipped into Politics and societyAustralia New directions in aged care in Australia – News flinders.edu.au - by newsdesk Comparisons with international systems and innovations in aged care has identified many opportunities for improvement in Australia, according to …
Marshall Wehrflipped into Wehr About WineWine Tyrrell’s to cut 80% of 2020 crop thedrinksbusiness.com - Rupert Millar Australian wine producer Tyrrell’s has said it has decided to “severely” reduce its 2020 vintage, by as much as 80%, due to fears of smoke …
Art Museums Nursery Rhymes No. 1 - National Portrait Gallery npg.org.uk - www.npg.org.uk William Lovett founds the Working Men's Association, the precursor to Chartism, with the aim to achieving equal social and political rights between …
The Daily TelegraphIcon version of the Flipboard logoAustralian News Australia out-spent on aged care: report dailytelegraph.com.au - Tim Dornin Countries providing high-quality aged care easily outspend Australia and focus more on providing assistance within the home environment, a new study …
New York Magazineflipped into The CutAustralian National University I Want This Apologetic Possum to Destroy My Life thecut.com - Hannah Gold Disaster can strike at any moment. We know this. It is not within our power to predict the form our future disarray will take, whether it be wardrobe …
