Road Trip Packing List: Things to Take While Traveling in Australia
Traveling across Australia by car, what can be better than that? The country is beautiful in all seasons, in any weather, on any day. However, due to its rich diversity, you ...
What happens to all those pallets?
Pallets — they're not something everyday people often give much thought to. But they're an integral part of any business which receives or distributes large quantities of goo...
I regret stopping breastfeeding. How do I start again?
Many women find breastfeeding difficult and stop before they planned. Some women are relieved to stop. But others regret it. If you regret stopping, you may be able to give it a...
Government will reform insolvency system to improve distressed small businesses' survival chances
Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra
The Morrison government will make sweeping changes to the insolvency system to improve the chances of saving small businesses hit by the pandemic.The reforms – which are described as the most significant for three decades – will cover three quarters of businesses currently subject to insolvency, almost all of which have less than 20...
NBN upgrades explained: how will they make internet speeds faster? And will the regions miss out?
ShutterstockThe federal government has announced a A$3.5 billion upgrade to the National Broadband Network (NBN) that will grant two million households on-demand access to faster fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) internet by 2023. Reports fromthe ABC suggest the plan would go as far as to upgrade the FTTN services to fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) –...
Is fast-tracking funds to Foxtel the best way to support the media during COVID?
www.shutterstock.comAccording to an ABC report, government funds were fast-tracked to Foxtel during the coronavirus pandemic. This news will raise eyebrows, as the media — like so many industries — tries to survive the pain and disruption brought by COVID-19. Why are some outlets missing out when others have their requests prioritised?...
Our toxic legacy: bushfires release decades of pollutants absorbed by forests
ShutterstockWe know forests absorb carbon dioxide, but, like a sponge, they also soak up years of pollutants from human activity. When bushfires strike, these pollutants are re-released into the air with smoke and ash. Our new research examined air samples from four major bushfires near Sydney between 1984 and 2004. We found traces of potentially...
More neurotic, less agreeable, less conscientious: how job insecurity shapes your personality
ShutterstockWith unemployment at its highest rate in three decades, almost a million Australians are experiencing the anxiety of being out of work. Even more are underemployed, and more still holding on to jobs for now, not knowing if that will last.If you feel secure in your job, you are lucky. Because the psychological fallout of job insecurity...
Road Trip Packing List: Things to Take While Traveling in Australia
Traveling across Australia by car, what can be better than that? The country is beautiful in a...
Daily Bulletin28-09-2020
Scrapping car for cash in Brisbane
The value of most vehicles depreciates with use. Even when cars are well used and have no resale...
News Company28-09-2020
I regret stopping breastfeeding. How do I start again?
Many women find breastfeeding difficult and stop before they planned. Some women are relieved to s...
Karleen Gribble, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Western Sydney University28-09-2020
The missing question from New Zealand's cannabis debate: what about personal freedom and individual rights?
Much of the debate on New Zealand’s referendum on recreational cannabis legalisation has focused o...
Marta Rychert, Senior Researcher in Drug Policy, Massey University28-09-2020
Government will reform insolvency system to improve distressed small businesses' survival chances
The Morrison government will make sweeping changes to the insolvency system to improve the chances o...
Michelle Grattan, Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra28-09-2020
NBN upgrades explained: how will they make internet speeds faster? And will the regions miss out?
ShutterstockThe federal government has announced a A$3.5 billion upgrade to the National Broadband N...
Thas Ampalavanapillai Nirmalathas, Group Head - Electronic and Photonic Systems Group and Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Melbourne28-09-2020
Is fast-tracking funds to Foxtel the best way to support the media during COVID?
www.shutterstock.comAccording to an ABC report, government funds were fast-tracked to Foxtel during ...
Johan Lidberg, Associate Professor, School of Media, Film and Journalism, Monash University28-09-2020
Our toxic legacy: bushfires release decades of pollutants absorbed by forests
ShutterstockWe know forests absorb carbon dioxide, but, like a sponge, they also soak up years of po...
Cynthia Faye Isley, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Environmental Science, Macquarie University27-09-2020
More neurotic, less agreeable, less conscientious: how job insecurity shapes your personality
ShutterstockWith unemployment at its highest rate in three decades, almost a million Australians are...
Lena Wang, Senior Lecturer in Management, RMIT University27-09-2020
‘Like trying to find the door in a dark room while hearing your relatives scream for help’: Tasmania's whale stranding tragedy explained
A desperate rescue effort is underway after hundreds of long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas...
Olaf Meynecke, Research Fellow in Marine Science, Griffith University27-09-2020
Schitt's Creek: the TV show has been showered with Emmys but is it worth the hype?
CBCThis year’s Emmy Awards saw some surprising and not so surprising moments. Perhaps the most astonishing event was the Canadian-produced comed…
COVID-19 and small island nations: what we can learn from New Zealand and Iceland
Shutterstock/motioncenterDespite being at opposite ends of the Earth, Iceland and New Zealand have many similarities. Both are small island nations, h…
'If JobSeeker was cut, the unemployed would be picking fruit'? Why that's not true
F Armstrong Photography/ShutterstockI’m not sure which does the most harm: the cut of A$150 per week in JobSeeker payments due this Friday or th…
The new Australian citizenship test: can you really test 'values' via multiple choice?
James Gourley/AAPThe Morrison government has announced plans to revamp the Australian citizenship test. From November 15, there will be new test quest…
5 things the pandemic has revealed about the Australian psyche
The COVID-19 pandemic has spawned some of the most dramatic changes to Australian life in recent memory. We’ve had to adapt to a vastly differen…
Coronavirus disrupted my kid's first year of school. Will that set them back?
ShutterstockStudents in the first year of school to Year 10 have been learning remotely in Victoria. It’s estimated first-year students (known a…
What are manufactured home estates and why are they so problematic for retirees?
Author providedSome operators have predicted manufactured home estates will be the most popular type of retirement living in the near future, surpassi…
Our new model shows Australia can expect 11 tropical cyclones this season
Tropical cyclones are considered one of the most devastating weather events in Australia. But they’re erratic — where, when and how many t…
What does an 'unforgettable, multi-sensory experience' have to do with Vincent van Gogh?
A still from the exhibition Van Gogh Alive in Mexico.Grande ExhibitionsReview, Van Gogh Alive, Royal Hall of Industries, Sydney.In one of his many let…
Angus Taylor's tech roadmap is fundamentally flawed — renewables are doable almost everywhere
Lukas Coch/AAP/Dave HuntThe Morrison government on Tuesday revealed the five low-emissions technologies it will prioritise for investment. The so call…
Climate explained: humans have dealt with plenty of climate variability
Professor John Long, Flinders University, Author providedCC BY-NDClimate Explained is a collaboration between The Conversation, Stuff and the New Zeal…
Why do bankers behave so badly? They make too much money to ask questions
Rudy Balasko/ShutterstockOver the past 16 months journalists have been scouring through more than 2,000 Suspicious Activity Reports originally sent by…
Incredible balcony makeovers to inspire your gardenless gardening
In the last decade, cities in Australia have seen a massive surge in their populations. Choosing to forgo square footage for the convenience and…
Malcolm Turnbull condemns Scott Morrison's 'gas, gas, gas' song as 'a fantasy'
Malcolm Turnbull has launched a swingeing attack on Scott Morrison’s gas-led recovery, labelling his threat to build a gas-fired power station …
Contrasting styles, some substance: 5 experts on the first TV leaders' debate of NZ's election
Hagen Hopkins/Mark Tantrum (Getty)Prime Minister and Labour leader Jacinda Ardern and National Party leader Judith Collins have met for the first tele…
Eyeing local development: a look at the 3 Australian COVID vaccine candidates to receive a government boost
ShutterstockOn Sunday, the Australian government announced it would put A$6 million towards the research and development of three local COVID-19 vacci…
$7.6 billion and 11% of researchers: our estimate of how much Australian university research stands to lose by 2024
ShutterstockAustralian university research funding is made up of discretionary income that comes from various sources, including international student…
Trump's TikTok deal explained: who is Oracle? Why Walmart? And what does it mean for our data?
ShutterstockPlot twists in the TikTok saga continue to emerge daily, with a proposed deal to secure the future of the video sharing platform in the Un…
Ardern versus Collins: ahead of their first TV debate, how much will charisma and eloquence matter?
When New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was named the “world’s most eloquent leader” last month it raised the question of jus…
'I didn't mean to hurt you': new research shows funnel webs don't set out to kill humans
ShutterstockFunnel webs are considered one of Australia’s most fearsome spiders, but their ability to kill humans is by accident rather than des…
Phytonutrients can boost your health. Here are 4 and where to find them (including in your next cup of coffee)
ShutterstockCoffee is regularly in the news for its potential health benefits and drawbacks. A review of the research found drinking a few cups of cof…
Healthcare, minerals, energy, food: how adopting new tech could drive Australia's economic recovery
CSIRO, Author providedOver the next few years, science and technology will have a vital role in supporting Australia’s economy as it strives to …
Review: new biography shows Vida Goldstein's political campaigns were courageous, her losses prophetic
T. Humphrey/State Library VictoriaReview: Vida: A Woman for Our Time, published by Penguin (Viking imprint)Australian women were not the first to win …
A Few Great Tips to Help Improve Your Next Office Renovation
Whether your office décor and layout is a few decades old or whether your business is growing at an unexpected rate, an office fitout may be on …
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Things to Ask To Your Removalists
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When you plan to shift interstate, then you need to hire services of a good and experienced interstate removalist company. The interstate removalist Adelaide transports all your things in a secure and timely manner. You must do thorough research before you select the best removalist. You can take suggestions from your friends and family before ...
What Australian Casinos Can Learn from Online Casinos in New Zealand
Betting is among the most popular pastime activities in both Australian and New Zealand. Punters from these two countries take gambling seriously and spend a considerable chunk of their hard-earned money gambling on online casinos. Although there are numerous similarities between the two countries’ betting markets, there are some things the Aussie can learn from Kiwis when it comes to online…
What is the biggest online casino in South East Asia?
Ever since the coronavirus pandemic broke out, online casinos became a swiftly growing business across the world. Gambling is an addiction that lights an itching fire in the minds of the addicts. Gamblers must choose the right platform for playing. A wrong website invites terrible luck. If you often find yourself hunting for useful gambling websites, you will be able to make an informed de…
How The Cleanliness Of Your Surroundings Affects Your Overall Health
As kids, certainly almost everyone was taught to keep their surroundings clean. This begins at home, and then extends to the classroom. You’re taught to pack away and do basic chores, rightfully so as simple habits like these can form the foundation of a clean environment. By keeping your surroundings clean, this doesn’t only refer to the way it physically looks—it also means keeping it free…
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