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University news
Q&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.
Read more about Trust your body, not your smartwatchAI heralds the death of authenticity
Dr Rajat Roy says when everything looks AI-perfect, nothing feels trustworthy.
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Research news
Microplastics in bladder cancers and urine samples
A new study reveals microplastics found in human kidney, urine and bladder cancer samples pose health risks, challenging previous claims.
Read more about Microplastics in bladder cancers and urine samplesTaking the Coastwatchers into cyberspace
Professor Dan Svantesson says Australia needs a cyber militia to defend against online threats.
Read more about Taking the Coastwatchers into cyberspaceNew approach to mental health care in the bush
Online lifestyle therapy could significantly improve mental health for people in regional Australia where access to traditional psychological services is limited.
Read more about New approach to mental health care in the bushCranberry confirmed as natural remedy for UTIs
People who drink cranberry juice are 54 percent less likely to develop urinary tract infections (UTIs), according to a study led by researchers at Bond University.
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Sporting news
Dual dreams delivered
For Taylor Morris, moving to Australia meant not having to put one dream on the bench for another.
Read more about Dual dreams deliveredTJ takes centre stage
TJ Murray is a driving force behind the Bull Sharks' hunt for the 2026 Founder's Cup
Read more about TJ takes centre stageNew King in town
Mathilda King shines as Bull Sharks capture fifth straight UniSport Nats title
Read more about New King in townRookie rises to new heights
Fergus Gillan has always enjoyed explosive jumping ability. Perhaps it should come as no surprise he has made the leap from Colts 1 to first grade with ease.
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