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University news
The foods that save your sight
Dr Davinia Beaver and Dr Carolyn English unpack how everyday diet choices can help protect eyesight and support long-term eye health.
Read more about The foods that save your sightQ&A: Prof Anthony Gray on Queensland’s speech laws
Constitutional law expert Professor Anthony Gray discusses Queensland becoming the first state to ban the use of two controversial phrases.
Read more about Q&A: Prof Anthony Gray on Queensland’s speech lawsWhy light rail is a slow train coming
Assistant Professor Ned Wales says delays and disruption are the realities of building in a growing city.
Read more about Why light rail is a slow train comingTrust your body, not your smartwatch
Exercise physiologist Dr Neil Chapman says fitness trackers are useful but they’re not always right.
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Research news
Would you trust an AI mayor?
AI has the power to transform urban living - provided humans stay in control, says Dr Shoeb Memon.
Read more about Would you trust an AI mayor?FOMO is wrecking your portfolio
Investors who copy top traders on social platforms are losing money because fear and envy drive them to take speculative risks.
Read more about FOMO is wrecking your portfolioStudy takes bite out of ‘food affects mood’ theory
A new study involving 57,000 people finds that while certain diets may offer modest mental health benefits, the overall evidence remains inconclusive.
Read more about Study takes bite out of ‘food affects mood’ theoryAI to speed up mental health care in emergency departments
Data scientists are developing an artificial intelligence model to fast-track treatment for at-risk mental health patients.
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Sporting news
The school athletics race that changed everything
Jayden Curtis will race in the biggest race of his youngest career this week at the Junior Australian Athletics Championships.
Read more about The school athletics race that changed everythingAdams aims for A-League
If Gold Coast United's bid for a spot in the A-League becomes a reality, Layla Adams wants to ensure she's at the top of selector's lists.
Read more about Adams aims for A-LeagueBurnes too hot to handle
Gideon Burnes has taken out gold in one of the greatest upsets at the Australian Open swimming championships.
Read more about Burnes too hot to handleLove match: Summer's Rockhampton tennis win
Summer Osbourne has taken home two cups at the Rockhampton Tennis Classic.
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