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Olympic torch collection gets a glow-up
Victor Hoog Antink’s rare Olympic torch collection at Bond University grows with the addition of the elusive Paris 2024 flame.
Read more about Olympic torch collection gets a glow-upDon’t fear AI, learn to lead it
Today’s students face a future shaped by AI, but with the right education they won’t be replaced by machines.
Read more about Don’t fear AI, learn to lead itWe are rationing the most promising drugs in years
Drugs like Ozempic could save countless lives but in Australia they are still treated like a vanity fix.
Read more about We are rationing the most promising drugs in yearsGood food keeps kids hale and hearty
Vitamin C is the buried treasure of childhood nutrition and scurvy’s comeback suggests we’ve lost the map.
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Research news
Support for parents vital in child abuse trauma recovery
It’s very common for parents to blame themselves or be unable to forgive themselves for abuse suffered by their child, and often don't reach out for support.
Read more about Support for parents vital in child abuse trauma recoveryShould 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.
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Sporting news
Burnes 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.
Read more about Love match: Summer's Rockhampton tennis winAn Aussies Gold Rush
The Bull Sharks dominated at the Aussies taking home a gold rush at North Kirra.
Read more about An Aussies Gold RushWhat I learnt from paddling with an Olympic medallist
Bonnie Hancock recounts what she learnt paddling with fellow Bondy and Olympic medallist, Pierre van der Westhuyzen.
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