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Ophthalmologists say a majority of trainees experience bullying and harassment at some point.
Child safety flaws found in QLD
A review has found flaws in the complaints system used by Queensland’s child safety department.
Childcare help outlined
The Federal Government says it will guarantee a set income to all childcare centres over the next six months.
Oldest erectus uncovered
An international team led by Australian researchers has unearthed the earliest known skull of Homo erectus.
Psychedelic psychiatry backed
Researchers say it might be time to resurrect psychedelics for psychiatry.
Experts issue right-wing warning
Australian security experts have issued clear warnings about the local rise of right-wing terrorism.
VLGA issues rainbow guide
New resources have been released to help councils assist their LGBTIQ communities.
Bushfire likelihood assessed
A new study has found the human-induced climate crisis made Australia's recent bushfires at least 30 per cent more likely.
Experts call for survival strategy
An expert group is calling for the planet to come together and develop a strategy for human survival.
Low score for local efforts
A massive scientific scorecard has rated the health of Australia’s environment less than 1 out of 10.
FIRB preps for big sweep
The Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) is preparing for Chinese companies to buy up distressed Australian assets.
New soft-bot on scalable frame
Engineers have created a new, shape-changing, free-roaming soft robot to work alongside humans.
Childcare closures loom
Industry insiders say childcare centres across the country could start closing in coming days.
Mum's bugs boost babies
A new study has found that a mother’s gut bugs can affect their baby’s food allergies.
States split on school rules
Different states have announced various new rules to keep school students and broader public safe.
Expert eyes on oldest stars
A cutting-edge team has been formed to search for the oldest stars and galaxies in our universe.
WMO wants green goals retained
Experts say the global COVID-19 shutdown should not be an excuse to stop climate action.
Firm slammed for underpayment
WA’s largest disability service provider has been sanctioned after it underpaid 1,700 disabled workers.
Private schools get funding boost
The Federal Government has found time to give private schools a $3.4 billion boost.