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JACS Cuts Could Put ACT Community Safety At Risk: CPSU
Australian Hydrogen Tech Backs Steelmaking Pilot
Victoria's $12.3B Property Sector Needs Government Support
Warning From Europe's Hot Summer
New Study Examines Chemicals That May Persist In Biosolids
Council Reappoints CEO For Next Five Years At Mildura
New Cat Management Facility Opens In Burnie
IMAS Scientists Listen to Ocean at COP31
Gunfire Damages Tents at Rafah Displacement Site as Aid Teams Brace for Storms
Australia Sanctions Senior Commanders Over Sudan Conflict
New Tech Passes Smell Test
Building Tweaks Could Keep Social Housing Cool Without AC
Human Rights Key to Climate Action at COP31
Leaf Nutrient Balance Affects Fall Color: Study
HIV Antibody Trials Offer Clues to Prevent Viral Escape
IMF Reaches Staff-Level Deal With Burkina Faso on Two Reviews
Ukraine's Energy System Faces New Risks This Winter from Russia
Research Fills Gaps in Central American Freshwater Biodiversity Knowledge
California Has Far More Insects Than Scientists Thought
Reflections First Australian Holiday Park Group on B Corp List
Climate Change Threatens Health, Hits Women Hardest
European Orbiter Finds Hints of Volcanic Activity on Mars
Maya Use of Mercury Spread Toxins Across Yucatán Environment
Commission Approves Bruce B Units 7 and 8 for 310,000 Hours
IMF Concludes 2026 Consultation With Uruguay
Air Force Chiefs Assess Kadena Readiness, Modernization
Radar Contract Boosts USCENTCOM Counter-Drone Defense
Limited Reforms Could Bring Biological Computers Under Copyright Law
Carbon Dots That Fluoresce Their Way Through Rainbow
Fruit Fly Aphrodisiac Shows How Context Shapes Mating Habits
UN Experts: Data Oversight, Justice Key to Privacy Rights
Rules for Aggressive Brain Tumors May Lead to Better Treatments
Lung Antibodies Can Be Measured In Exhaled Breath
Spinal Disc Research Could Lead to New Back Pain Treatments
Fruit Fly Aphrodisiac Shows How Context Shapes Mating
Researchers Find Genetic Convergence in Autism, Possible Female Protection Mechanism
Wild Animals Can GPS-Collar Themselves for Research
Light-Driven Winds May Explain Early Universe's Bright Galaxies
Congo Projects Aim to Improve Worker Safety and Protection
How Space Weather Creates Auroras and Threatens Power Grids
Surprising Discovery May Help Aging Muscles Repair Themselves
Uganda Launches Financial Literacy Strategy for Inclusive Growth
Climate Adaptation Funding Falls Far Short as Warming Exceeds 1.5°C
Four Researchers Win Swedish Council Grants for Brain Protection Studies
World-Class University Presidents Forum Opens in Hong Kong
Plants May Experience Optical Illusions, Study Suggests
Commission Sets 2027 Agenda for Stronger, Sovereign Europe
California Wildfire Trends Point to Ways to Prevent Disasters