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My School website won't lift outcomes for all schools

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageWhile more information on schools isn't a bad thing, it won't lift outcomes. AAP

Recently the federal government released a review of the My School website, which was launched in 2010. My School provides information about every school in Australia, including its financial resources, the background of its student cohort and NAPLAN results since 2008....

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Climate change can tip the gender balance, but fish can tip it back

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imageClimate change is affecting gender ratios in fish, and could hamper their ability to return to a 50:50 balance.Author provided

As the world warms, it is crucial to understand how animals will respond to and cope with rising temperatures. Some species might be relatively unaffected by climate change, while others may be seriously disrupted.

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