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It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

It has the potential to spread rapidly and grows along roadsides, ditches and streams. It can invade old fields and native habitats such as open woodlands

Date Time Introduction of annual permits for non-desexed cats and dangerous/restricted dogs The NSW Government is introducing annual permits for non-desexed cats and restricted and dangerous dogs as part of its commitment to promoting responsible pet ownership and improving animal welfare standards. From 1 July 2020 owners of cats not desexed by four months of age will be required to pay an $80 annual permit in addition to their one-off lifetime pet registration fee. This will create a stronger...

Date Time Griffith leads gender inclusion with program in Laos Virtual graduation ceremony for the completion of the Leadership for Gender Inclusion program with representatives from the Australian Embassy, Laos Australia Institute, Griffith University, Gender Development Association and selected participants. Participants in a recent 10-week Leadership for Gender Inclusion program delivered by Griffith University in Laos with funding from the Australian Government have praised the unique oppor...

Date Time New proposals to support rapid and safe rollout of fusion energy A new report published today (Tuesday 1 June) has set out how the UK can support the rapid and safe introduction of fusion energy as the technology develops. Produced by the Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC), an independent expert committee which identifies regulation required to foster technical innovation, the report makes recommendations on how fusion energy should be regulated in light of its inherently lower risk th...

Date Time Victoria’s egg and sperm bank will reduce risks of seeking donors online The Victorian government’s budget announcement to fund a public egg and sperm bank will be welcomed by couples and single women who need donors to conceive. Author Professor, Law School, La Trobe University The bank will proactively recruit local donors, store donated eggs, sperm and embryos, and develop and deliver education and awareness programs about the need for donations. It will be the first of i...