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Retirement calculator to calibrate insurance and savings shortfall

A group of Australia’s leading financial researchers are aiming to get people thinking about retirement savings early, with a ‘she’ll be right’...
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Research explores unsung WA pioneer of economic thinking

Exploring the pragmatic economic thinking of former Western Australian politician and pastoralist, Charles Harper, and its influence in society, is the subject...
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RMIT researchers make leap in measuring quantum states

A breakthrough into the full characterisation of quantum states has been published as a prestigious Editors’ Suggestion in the journal Physical Review...
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Blind study fails to support deniers

Would politician Pauline Hanson have committed to “exposing the false claims” of climate change if environmental data were presented to her as...
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Spotlight shines on Yeong Kim

Yeong is a PhD researcher at the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at RMIT.
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Direct Brexit impacts for Australia’s agricultural trade limited

The direct trade impacts of Brexit on Australia’s agricultural sector are likely to be relatively contained, Rabobank says in its June 2016...
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MG’s opening price a bitter blow, says UDV

Victorian dairy farmers have been left gutted by major processor Murray Goulburn’s low opening milk price of $4.31 per kilogram milk solids.
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Local strategic plan maps out projects for next five years

Local Land Services Western Region has published its 2016-21 Local Strategic Plan and identified projects with a focus on grazing management and...
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Trade general manager to oversee export strategy

Australia’s horticulture Research and Development Corporation announced the appointment of a dedicated Trade and Export General Manager as it continues to strengthen...
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Still time to give some canola crops nitrogen boost

Canola growers in low to medium rainfall areas experiencing a good start to the season still have time to apply top-up nitrogen.

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Hundreds of people are expected to join a lantern parade lighting the way to safety awareness at The University of Queensland St Lucia campus in March 2019. http://geteducation.com.au/lighting-the-way-to-awareness/

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Hundreds of people are expected to join a lantern parade lighting the way to safety awareness at The University of Queensland St Lucia campus in March 2019. Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Joanne Wright said the inaugural UQ Lantern Parade was part of a campaign to celebrate and reinforc...

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Researchers at Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) have published encouraging results of their reactive balance training program that shows a 60 per cent risk reduction in falls due to trips and slips in older adults, in the Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences. http://getstem.com.au/new-research-program-to-target-reduction-of-falls-in-people-with-parkinsons/

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An international study led by Monash biologists has found that the length of a baby bird’s telomeres, the DNA caps that protect chromosomes, can predict its future fitness. http://geteducation.com.au/monash-scientists-discover-key-to-predicting-fitness-of-birds/

Monash scientists discover key to predicting fitness of birds - Get Education

An international study led by Monash biologists has found that the length of a baby bird’s telomeres, the DNA caps that protect chromosomes, can predict its future fitness. Associate Professor Anne Peters, from the Monash School of Biological Sciences and Research Fellow Dr Justin Eastwood studied...

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Russ Yell: spurring mobility change http://getindustry.com.au/2019/02/12/russ-yell-spurring-mobility-change/