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From Cleopatra to Wellington, leaders have always taxed beer
Australia’s ever-higher beer taxes are linked to a tradition that dates back thousands of years, says Assistant Professor Anthea Gerrard.
Read more about From Cleopatra to Wellington, leaders have always taxed beerCash in on happiness with the right gift
Spending money on experiences, rather than material goods, boosts happiness and fosters stronger social connections.
Read more about Cash in on happiness with the right giftApply for First Nations medical scholarships in January
Join Juliette Levinge in Bond University’s Medical Program.
Read more about Apply for First Nations medical scholarships in JanuaryDeadly gender gap in CPR training
Women are less likely than men to receive CPR after suffering cardiac arrest, and a lack of female training manikins may be to blame.
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Research news
Should we all get paid for helping train AI?
Generative AI is essentially mining the intellectual property of anyone who uses the internet to train the models, without offering compensation or even the right to disallow the use of their information for such purposes.
Read more about Should we all get paid for helping train AI?Earning $140k two years out of uni in construction salary boom
New research showing a salary boom for construction industry professionals could encourage school leavers to consider careers in a lucrative and growing industry.
Read more about Earning $140k two years out of uni in construction salary boom'A wicked problem' - sports concussion management in spotlight
A Senate inquiry into concussions and repeated head trauma in contact sports is due to deliver its findings in September. It's findings could have significant ramifications for sportspeople and administrators.
Read more about 'A wicked problem' - sports concussion management in spotlightBeyond the 9-to-5: revamping cities for work and play
City centres were once thriving residential areas. Assistant Professor Libby Sander says it’s time to move beyond office blocks.
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Sporting news
Bell tolls twice in finals victories
It was an incredible weekend for Harry Bell who scored two tries, in two finals from two different positions, and then got a standing ovation at work on Monday.
Read more about Bell tolls twice in finals victoriesBull Sharks shine as premiership trio set for AFLW debut with Suns
There will be five Bull Sharks, including three debutants, in the Suns side for the round 1 AFLW clash with West Coast.
Read more about Bull Sharks shine as premiership trio set for AFLW debut with SunsKiwi Colt backs Bond to match NZ's best
Colts 1 forward and Kiwi, Jake Leck believes his side could match NZ's best.
Read more about Kiwi Colt backs Bond to match NZ's bestBlattman boots 40 to claim QAFLW goal kicking crown
2025 Bull Shark debutant, Kendra Blattman claims QAFLW award for highest goal kicker of the QAFLW season.
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