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Roger Jaensch,Minister for the Environment On World Environment Day the Tasmanian Liberal Government continues to celebrate the many significant...

The ACT's purpose-built mobile health outreach clinic for vulnerable Canberrans is now operating full-time across five locations. Minister for Health...

Barossa Council State Government grant funding announced this week will pave the way for a new junior oval and cricket nets at Tanunda Recreation Park, and a new home for Barossa Rams Rugby Club, as part of The Big Project. The Barossa Council received $580,700 towards a $1.45 million investment in a multi-purpose junior oval, three cricket practice nets, storage shedding and civil works at Tanunda Recreation Park. Council also received $995,000 to develop new $2.7 million rugby and multi-use f...

P&O Cruises Australia and its passenger funded P&O Pacific Partnership are providing timely additional support to the Vanuatu Women's Beach Volleyball...

Penrith City Council is seeking innovative food and beverage operators for a new café and restaurant at the soon to be refurbished historic Police...

Date Time Blood clot-busting nanocapsules could reduce existing treatment’s side effects Imperial researchers have designed drug delivery nanocapsules that could reduce the side effects of a major blood clot dissolving drug. Tested on human blood in the lab, the selective nanocapsules could reduce the side effects of a major blood clot dissolving drug, which include bleeding on the brain. If confirmed with animal tests, the nanocapsules could also make the drug more effective at lower doses. ...

I thank the Member for Clark and the Member for Kennedy for moving this motion. I well know their keen interest in this matter - and it is an interest...

City of Salisbury has moved to formally oppose a State Government proposal to quarantine international students at Parafield Airport, or to have any...

Macquarie University/The Lighthouse Uncertainty and delays over the COVID-19 vaccine rollout can be attributed to a failure to apply basic economic principles around portfolio diversification and understanding supply chain management, writes Macquarie Business School’s Dr Prashan Karunaratne. In finance and in life, people are often reminded to diversify their portfolio to reduce risk through the adage, “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”. Rolled out: Staff prepare COVID-19 vaccines...

Australian Greens A new breeding facility for the endangered Grassland Earless Dragon was today launched at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve following the arrival of 6 dragons from Melbourne Zoo. Minister for the Environment Rebecca Vassarotti and Minister for Land Management Mick Gentleman formally opened the facility and thanked Melbourne Zoo for their support in establishing the colony and sharing their expertise in conserving this important species. “Australia is facing an extinction crisis. If...