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A Macquarie University researcher has re-written history books by discovering the true location of Australia's first astronomical observatory. ...

Date Time No “wrong door” with new, single housing register A new, single register for South Australians applying for social housing launching today will make the process quicker and easier. Minister for Human Services Michelle Lensink said the new Single Housing Register replaces two separate registers for Aboriginal, public and community housing. The new register includes Housing SA and at least 24 Community Housing Providers. “Previously, South Australians had to apply for social housi...

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Royal Australian College of GPs The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is inviting GP and GP Registrar researchers to apply for an RACGP Foundation Grant. The RACGP Foundation Grants and Awards program enables general practice research, providing an evidence base to inform and improve practice and patient outcomes. The RACGP will distribute up to $450,000 to recipients to support their valuable research. Applications are now open and close 3 May 2021. RACGP President Dr K...

Aboriginal learning styles creating strong connection to culture, future pathways in Renmark classrooms FriFriday 26 FebFebruary 2021 at 4:54am Student Andrew Lindsay says the Strong Futures program, is helping him on his path to an apprenticeship. ( Share Print text only Cancel Traditional learning styles and connections to culture are being forged in one regional South Australian classroom, giving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the Riverland a chance to walk in two worlds, ...

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is launching an innovative nationwide GP 'matchmaking' pilot program to improve access and...

Date Time Sydney’s military past gets $10 million facelift Sydney Harbour National Park’s historic military fortifications at Middle Head and Georges Head are set to get a $10 million revamp conserving their history and providing the public greater and safer access. Environment Minister Matt Kean said the project will also include a new 3–kilometre walking track showcasing the breathtaking views from the headlands on Sydney Harbour. “These works at Middle Head and Georges Head will focu...

CFNR Network Feb 26, 2021 3:39 PM We wrap up our Journeys tribute to the All Native Basketball Tournament by hanging out with 2 time Women’s MVP with the Haisla nation, Adelia Paul. The Haisla women’s team has dominated and won the tournament for the past three years in a row, and in our interview, we’ll get to hear about what it felt like to be a part of that amazing achievement, as well as what Adelia’s favourite moments were, both on and off-court.

The NSW Government is calling for visual artists at the start of their careers to apply for the Create NSW and Artspace 2021 NSW Visual Arts Fellowship...

previous slide “The opening of the Susan Wakil Health Building during this once-in-a-century global pandemic could not be more timely as it highlights the importance of an agile, innovative and resilient health workforce and the need to think differently to meet the health challenges of our time,” said University of Sydney Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson AC. “The best health care happens when teams of professionals work together, and the best discoveries are made when resear...