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Glaciologist Andrew Hodson used to collaborate with his Russian colleagues in the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic, but snowmobile excursions to see them have come to a halt since the war in Ukraine.

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

Vehicle collisions kill an average three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

Vehicle collisions kill an average of three people a day in Australia. Drivers are often the focus of blame but other factors can play a part, including the design of the roads we hurtle along.

A new program is helping city officials identify problem areas along bicycle routes.

A new program is helping city officials identify problem areas along bicycle routes.

An international pilot program is helping cities to identify and pinpoint high risk locations where cyclists and light-mobility users are likely to have collisions.

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI), iRAP’s Star Rating for Schools and AiRAP partnerships will be scaled up to provide three-star or better journeys to school and address road traffic crashes that are the leading cause of death among children and young people worldwide.

Samoan delegates were among representatives from 15 Pacific Island countries who revisited and restructured the Regional School Leadership Standards at a regional summit.The summit was convened by the Pacific Community’s (SPC) Educational Quality and Assessment Programme (EQAP).The five-day Regio...