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Inquiry hears monsignor made phone call to ex-Fianna Fáil TD to 'suppress' abuse accusations - Vimarsana News

Inquiry hears monsignor made phone call to ex-Fianna Fáil TD to 'suppress' abuse accusations

The Commission of Investigation examining allegations of a cover up in the Bill Keneally case held its first public hearing today.

VC's Update – satellites and 'uncharted territory' - Vimarsana News

VC's Update – satellites and 'uncharted territory'

Hi everyone, It has been a busy few weeks on campus and we have had two public holidays. I spent my Saturday morning at the Quad Fellowship Summit talking about the opportunities of doing graduate school in the United States. The Quad Fellowships, funded by Schmidt Futures Foundation (no relation to me!) have provided scholarships to 25 students from each of the four countries

Source: anu.edu.au
How COVID-19 gave medical science a shot in the arm - Vimarsana News

How COVID-19 gave medical science a shot in the arm

After 1191 days, the global emergency phase of the pandemic has ended. It took a lot from Australians, but it gave back too, particularly in medicine.

Source: afr.com
Bookworm: 'Gentleman Bandit' for Civil War buffs, Old West fans - Vimarsana News

Bookworm: 'Gentleman Bandit' for Civil War buffs, Old West fans

Here, take this. It’s yours. You’ve always wanted it, you’ve always known somehow that you were going to have it and now’s the time.

Kathleen Folbigg: science sheds new light on case of mother convicted of murdering her children - Vimarsana News

Kathleen Folbigg: science sheds new light on case of mother convicted of murdering her children

While diary confessions were central to initial guilty verdict, growing scientific knowledge of children’s genetics hints at an alternative outcome