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New algorithm hunts down money launderers
A researcher at Bond University has developed an algorithm that sniffs out dodgy shell companies used by the rich and powerful to hide wealth and avoid tax.
Read more about New algorithm hunts down money launderersCaroline’s ode to a feuding town, a missing man and a pub with a croc
Bond University academic and author Caroline Graham has written a book about a quirky Outback town and one of Australia’s most infamous missing person cases.
Read more about Caroline’s ode to a feuding town, a missing man and a pub with a crocAustralia had a record number of police shootings in the past year. Should we be concerned?
Data released by the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) this week show fatal police shootings in Australia have reached an all-time high.
Read more about Australia had a record number of police shootings in the past year. Should we be concerned?Don’t wear earphones all day – your ears need to breathe
Being untethered from our phones or devices means we are likely to wear earphones for longer periods. As a result, you might notice your ears feeling more sticky or waxy. Is this common? And what happens to our ears when we wear earphones?
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Armbruster on road to Olympic ambition
Bondy sets his sights on Paris after claiming a gold medal at World Cup in Germany.
Read more about Armbruster on road to Olympic ambitionKay-win flies high at netball awards
Kaylin Van Greunen was the main attraction at Friday night’s Netball Blue and Gold Awards, taking home two of the most coveted honours.
Read more about Kay-win flies high at netball awardsSwimming scholar's stroke of genius
As a junior swimmer, Sophie Healy broke a record set by a young Kaylee McKeown who would go on to win three Olympic gold medals.
Read more about Swimming scholar's stroke of geniusCatie's soccer setback turns into basketball comeback
A broken wrist couldn't stop this Bull Shark from competing in the UniSport Nationals.
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