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Ultra-processed foods damage your focus even if you eat healthy

New research from Monash University, the University of São Paulo and Deakin University shows a diet high in heavily processed foods can negatively...
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COLES BAKES A DIFFERENCE FOR AUSSIE VETERANS THIS ANZAC DAY

Coles is baking a difference for Aussie veterans this Anzac Day with its annual Anzac Day fundraising appeal for national military charity Bravery Trust.From...
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STEPS launches free hospitality course in Casuarina to support Darwin jobseekers

STEPS has launched a free, accredited SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality course in Casuarina to help Darwin jobseekers enter the Top End’s growing hospitality and tourism sectors.Delivered through...
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National roadshow to bring hands-on electrical training to 80 locations across Australia

More than 80 locations across Australia will host a new mobile training initiative aimed at helping electricians keep pace with rapid changes in...
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XGIMI Launches Vibe One, the Portable Projector That Actually Fits Your Life.

XGIMI just dropped the Battery Powered Vibe One, a truly portable 1080p smart projector built for people who didn't ask for another thing to...
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Scientists turn “mess” into breakthrough: chaotic design unlocks next-generation optical devices

Researchers from the Monash University School of Physics and Astronomy have flipped a long-held assumption in optics, showing that deliberately introducing controlled disorder...
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Thiess empowers female students to explore mining careers at Mining HER Future Forum

Thiess recently hosted its inaugural, first-of-its-kind Mining HER Future Forum in Singleton, New South Wales, supported by New South Wales Mining, the Careerlinks Empower HER...
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From crisis to community: rethinking housing for all

The City of Sydney has released a new discussion paper to lead conversation on where and how more local housing should be delivered.Lord...
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UNSW experts on the Iran war’s ripple effects

UNSW experts are available to comment on the cascading impacts of the Iran conflict, including fuel supply pressures, economic and supply chain disruptions,...
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How do social media platforms trap users in networks they would rather leave?

New research shows social media platforms do not need to addict users to keep them – they just need to make leaving worse...
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The great hot cross bun debate decided: microwave trumps toaster as 55 million set to fly off the shelves

The great hot cross bun debate has finally been settled, with new research showing the microwave has overtaken the toaster as the nation’s...
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Young Brisbane musicians strike a chord with backing from new national foundation

Brisbane’s The IncrediBows headed to famed music festival following new Foundation launchA group of Brisbane teenagers are heading to one of the world’s...
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