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University news
New data model to combat money laundering
It’s a faster, more accurate way to uncover illicit shell companies.
Read more about New data model to combat money launderingGold glitters amid tariff troubles
The price of gold just hit a record high, but Associate Professor of Finance Colette Southam isn’t buying.
Read more about Gold glitters amid tariff troublesThe Floorplan podcast: Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson
Dr Libby Sander interviews the US entrepreneur about blockchain's potential solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues.
Read more about The Floorplan podcast: Cardano founder Charles HoskinsonBooze ads are over the limit
Associate Professor Rajat Roy says even drinkers have had their fill of alcohol advertising.
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Research news
Uncomfortable truth about women in uniform
Women are increasingly seen as the right fit for police and military forces around the world but uncomfortable body armour can make work a pain.
Read more about Uncomfortable truth about women in uniformDemolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from Australia
Tourism operators should be using virtual reality and augmented reality technology to entice COVID-weary Chinese tourists back to Australia, a new study suggests.
Read more about Demolishing the great wall keeping Chinese tourists from AustraliaHope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerism
New research from the Bond Business School could help arrest the decline in volunteering in Australia.
Read more about Hope: The secret ingredient in courageous volunteerismGraphic warning labels could be the ultimate weapon against junk food
Graphic health warnings like those required on tobacco products are the most effective way of preventing people from choosing unhealthy processed foods, according to a new study.
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Sporting news
Brooke's all in for the long game
Brooke Davis-Goodall is set for the Oceania Triathlon Cup across the ditch.
Read more about Brooke's all in for the long gameHaggerty on the rise
Inspired by the advice of cycling great Robbie McEwen, rising talent Angus Haggerty took on the gruelling Pro Velo Tour of Tasmania.
Read more about Haggerty on the riseBull Sharks shine in Queensland Country Championships
Four Bull Sharks have taken home gold for the Gold Coast at the Queensland Country Water Polo Championships.
Read more about Bull Sharks shine in Queensland Country ChampionshipsSurfs up: Sammy's strike mission
2024 junior Australian surf champion, Sammy Lowe has been chasing world class waves in Fiji.
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