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SBS and NITV have organised a huge amount of content ahead of and on January 26. On Monday, January 25, NITV will host 24 hours of reflection and healing on the Day of Mourning. The night will mark the return of NITV’s flagship current affairs program The Point for 2021. Host Rachael Hocking is set to lead a conversation with a panel of Indigenous and multicultural guests about the true history of Australia and its future. The Point: Vigil Special, live from Barangaroo, Gadigal Country, ...

Background Microalgae have attracted considerable interest due to their ability to produce a wide range of valuable compounds. Pulsed Electric Fields (PEF) has been demonstrated to effectively disrupt the microalgae cells and facilitate intracellular extraction. To increase the commercial viability of microalgae, the entire biomass should be exploited with different products extracted and valorized according to the biorefinery scheme. However, demonstrations of multiple component extraction in ...

Clockwise from top left - Stina Talling, Jorn, Beady Belle, Blåsemafiaen (Courtesy: NRK) This weekend is the first semi-final of Norway’s national selection Melodi Grand Prix and yesterday broadcaster NRK revealed the first four artists to compete. This semi-final features four artists competing for only one place in the grand final where they will join the six artists who have already pre-qualified. Unlike last year’s Melodi Grand Prix format, hope is not lost for the losing three songs ...

NITV and SBS announce programming for week leading up to 26 January January 11, 2021 10:08 NITV and SBS have revealed the programming slate for the week leading up to 26 January 2021. The announcement: National Indigenous Television (NITV) and SBS invite communities to deepen their understanding of 26 January and what it means to be Australian through the upcoming programming slate, Always Was, Always Will Be. Dedicated programs, special events, premieres and news highlights will air across bo...

Tropical Fuck Storm and Cash Savage are headlining A Festival Called PANAMA 2021 The mysterious Tasmanian festival is going ahead in 2021. Tasmania’s A Festival Called PANAMA has quietly just dropped their 2021 lineup, featuring a number of big local acts. Tropical Fuck Storm, Cash Savage & The Last Drinks and Electric Fields are the most notable names on the bill but it certainly doesn’t stop there. A Festival Called PANAMA have made a habit of crafting eclectic and we...

Tropical Fuck Storm, Electric Fields and more have been announced as part of lineup for this year's A Festival Called PANAMA.

A Queer In Review: Looking Back At The Best Queer Music Of 2020 Rina Sawayama said it best: “I only really do this for like, the queers and the girls and non-binaries.” We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. Putting it mildly, 2020 has been a very long year — a slow, dreary march through pandemic, protest, lockdown, and downright strangeness. Cinemas, cafes, and music venues were emptied, appropriately ab...

Credit: Nucleic Acids Research Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology decipher how to quantitatively assess the effects of specific epigenetic changes on the rate of transcription by developing a mathematical model. For this, they successfully generated reconstituted chromatin bearing histone modifications in vitro. Their study published in Nucleic Acids Research provides an accurate quantitative approach for understanding how site-specific changes to histone proteins impact the accessibi...