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Small CT brain scanner fitted in ambulances or emergency aircraft could save lives of stroke patients

Rover ready for Australian Hospitals

Melbourne caterer Peter Rowland delivers famous chicken sandwiches during lockdown

The city's most legendary sangas are now available to order in various box sizes within a 50km radius of the CBD, with a minimum spend of $70 (AUD).

Lockdown lift: Peter Rowland's chicken sandwiches are now being delivered around Melbourne

Brighten your lockdown - or someone else's - with the city's best-loved sandwich points delivered to your door.

Revolutionary X-ray Technology From Australia to Transform American Airport Security

Official Opening at 10 am PDT, Friday May 28 855 S 192nd Street, Suite B600, Seattle, WA 98148 With: Brigadier Hugh Meggitt representing Australian Defence Staff, Embassy of Australia Stephen Patterson, South Australian Minister for Trade and Investment (Pre-recorded) Erin Sitterley, SeaTac Mayor Technology featured: World's first electronic x-ray tube, using nano technology to create the most significant innovation in x-ray tubes in over 100 years Rover: the first FDA approved system using Micro-X's revolutionary x-ray technology Prototype self-service baggage scanner, reimagining the future of airport security. SEATTLE, Wash., May 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Australian company, Micro-X has chosen SeaTac, Washington State, as its US headquarters as it expands its capabilities to better support their rapidly growing business.

Revolutionary X-ray Technology From Australia to Transform American Airport Security

HISTORY IS COOL: 60 years ago | News, Sports, Jobs

— A campaign to “Save the Red House” is underway in Lake Placid. The Red House is part of the first home built in Lake Placid by the Nash family shortly after they arrived in 1851. It stands in almost the same location as the original house, near the corner of Mirror Lake Drive and Main Street. The property is now owned by Peter Roland, who has announced that both houses now standing at the corner will be torn down by May 1 to make way for new construction. A group of residents interested in preserving the historic house met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Raymond C. Prime to discuss plans to save it.

Australian Department of Health backs game changing portable CT scanner by Micro-X

Micro-X Australian Department of Health backs game changing portable CT scanner by Micro-X Innovative Adelaide-based manufacturer Micro-X has received funding to develop a game-changing portable brain scanner from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund. The scanner will be small enough to be placed in ambulances or Royal Flying Doctor Service aircraft and will give more Australians rapid access to treatment in the crucial first “golden hour” after a stroke. It is expected to revolutionise stroke care particularly for rural and remote Australians who are twice as likely as city stroke survivors to be left with a serious, lifelong disability.

North Elba hires community development director | News, Sports, Jobs

The North Elba Town Hall (Enterprise photo — Griffin Kelly) LAKE PLACID — Members of the North Elba Town Council unanimously approved the hiring of Haley Breen as the town’s first-ever community development director on Tuesday evening. The next day, she was on the job. Breen was recommended by the Lake Placid/North Elba Community Development Commission’s ad hoc Development Director Group, consisting of Community Development Commission Chairman Dean Dietrich, town Councilor Emily Politi, Lake Placid village Mayor Craig Randall, village Trustee Art Devlin, Peter Roland and Kate Thompson. “She is a soon to be graduate of Cornell Institute for Public Affairs (CIPA) with a Master of Public Affairs and a concentration in environmental policy,” Politi wrote in an email Tuesday after the vote. “She starts tomorrow and one of her first tasks will be to write a press release announcing herself.”

Planning for the future | News, Sports, Jobs

North Elba Town Hall (News photo — Matthew Turner) LAKE PLACID — Members of the North Elba Town Council unanimously approved the hiring of Haley Breen as the town’s first-ever community development director on Tuesday evening, Feb. 9, during their monthly meeting. The next day, she was on the job. Breen was recommended by the Lake Placid/North Elba Community Development Commission’s ad hoc Development Director Group, consisting of Community Development Commission Chairman Dean Dietrich, town Councilor Emily Politi, Lake Placid village Mayor Craig Randall, village Trustee Art Devlin, Peter Roland and Kate Thompson. “She is a soon to be graduate of Cornell Institute for Public Affairs (CIPA) with a Master of Public Affairs and a concentration in environmental policy,” Politi wrote in an email Tuesday after the vote. “She starts tomorrow and one of her first tasks will be to write a press release announcing herself.”