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New assistant commissioners announced 26 February

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New assistant commissioners announced 26 February
Commissioner Katarina Carroll today announced the appointment of four new assistant commissioners to the Queensland Police Service (QPS).
The new assistant commissioners are:
• Assistant Commissioner Brian Swan APM, currently Chief Superintendent, District Officer, Logan District;
• Assistant Commissioner Mark Wheeler APM, currently Chief Superintendent, District Officer, Gold Coast District;
• Assistant Commissioner Katherine Innes, currently Acting Assistant Commissioner, Crime and Intelligence Command; and
• Assistant Commissioner Brian Connors, currently Acting Assistant Commissioner, Operations Support Command.
Commissioner Carroll congratulated the officers on their appointments.
“This is a significant achievement in their careers and I look forward to working with them in their new roles on the QPS Executive Leadership Team,” Commissioner Carroll said.

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Digging deeper on carbon benefits

Adam and Jacynta Coffey with their children Will and Sam
Adam and Jacynta Coffey are not interested in carbon sequestration to make a quick buck on their central Queensland property. They’re not even that motivated by the social licence or consumer credibility which comes with it. For them, good carbon management is good business sense.
“Increasing soil carbon goes hand-in-hand with increasing productivity,” Adam said.
The Coffeys appreciate that soil carbon baseline and follow up measurements are required to confirm soil carbon increases. They’ve recently signed on to an Emissions Reduction Fund soil carbon sequestration project as many of the practices they’re employing to build soil health increase the potential for soil carbon to increase as well.

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Hundreds to be evacuated from Jilkminggan as Top End flooding continues

Hundreds evacuated from Jilkminggan as Top End flooding continues
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The community of Jilkminggan was evacuated on Thursday, due to the rapidly rising water levels of the Roper River.
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Flooding has cut off access to the Aboriginal community of Jilkminggan, south of Katherine, prompting an operation to evacuate residents.
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Authorities have moved about 250 people to Mataranka
Access to Jilkminggan is cut off and the public has been advised to stay away until it is declared safe
NT Police said around 250 people were stranded when rapidly rising waters surrounded the community on Thursday.

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Boosting Jobs: Local Seafood Processing on Horizon

NT Government
The Territory Government, local business and industry are working together to support and grow our local seafood industry, with today’s release of the Seafood Processing Facility Scoping Report.
Territory seafood is high quality produce and at present a large majority of our seafood is sent to southern states for processing.
This report is a key step towards a potential processing facility in Darwin, to grow local businesses and jobs, maximise the value of our seafood and improve access to other markets.
The report recommends that the potential facility should focus on Black Jewfish, Barramundi (wild-caught), Pearl Meat, Trepang and various other species that could be smoked or turned into high-end niche products.

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Delmic licenses Cryo Workflow Tools

New product to be launched in March simplifies electron cryotomography
Delmic Cryo B.V. and Max-Planck-Innovation GmbH have signed a licensing agreement for production and distribution of the Cryo Workflow Tools invented and developed at the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Molecular Physiology. The Cryo Workflow Tools are aimed at reducing ice contamination, which is a major obstacle in the cryo electron tomography (cryo-ET) workflow. The new product with the name “Delmic CERES Ice Defence System” will be launched in March 2021. It will help to boost throughput and to simplify the acquisition of new knowledge in life sciences.
Electron cryotomography creates high-resolution 3D views of samples. The imaging technique is widely used in life sciences to examine biological macromolecules and cells. Due to its higher resolution, it offers much deeper insights into the cell structure than conventional light microscopy. To do this, the samples are immobilized in non-crystalline ice and imaged below −150 °C. These cryogenic conditions make it possible to study samples without chemical fixation or dehydration, thereby preventing distortion or disruption of biological structures of the sample. However, sample preparation is very complex, primarily to prevent the formation of ice contamination (e.g., formation of crystalline ice), as this can compromise the structural integrity of the specimen. The Dutch company Delmic, which offers solutions for light and electron microscopy, now developed an innovative technology based on findings of the MPI. The new set of powerful cryo solutions is aimed to help the researchers to prepare cryo-ET samples more easily and effectively.

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Expansion of Dine & Discover a Timely Boost for CBD

The Sydney Business Chamber says today's expansion of the Dine and Discover program's successful Rocks trial to take in the CBD and Northern Beaches,...

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NASA Science, Cargo Launches on 15th Northrop Grumman Resupply Mission to Space Station

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The Northrop Grumman Antares rocket, with Cygnus resupply spacecraft aboard, launches from Pad-0A, Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021, at NASAs Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Northrop Grummans 15th contracted cargo resupply mission for NASA to the International Space Station will deliver about 8,000 pounds of science and research, crew supplies, and vehicle hardware to the orbital laboratory and its crew.
Credits: NASA/Patrick Black
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus resupply spacecraft is en route to the International Space Station with approximately 8,000 pounds of science investigations and cargo after launching at 12:36 p.m. EST Saturday from NASAs Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. About three hours after launch, the spacecrafts solar arrays successfully deployed to collect sunlight to power Cygnus on its journey to the space station.

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Start-ups seek to breathe new life into stagnant wheelchair industry

Start-ups seek to breathe new life into stagnant wheelchair industry
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What life is really like as a fulltime ballerina

What life is really like as a fulltime ballerina
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Carly is a weekend writer for the Bay of Plenty Timescarly.gibbs@nzme.co.nz@ Bay_Times
W
aiting in the theatre wings, Katherine 'Kat' Skelton feels a shot of adrenaline and excitement before her big role, but seldom nerves.
Her confidence is due to her being one of Royal New Zealand Ballet's
(RNZB) longest-serving dancers, having spent 11 years with the company.
As well as doing her own performance hair and makeup, she sews her own ribbons on to her pointe shoes, destroying up to two pairs a week from frenetic dance practice.

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Free 24/7 support service offers a lifeline to remote and rural health workers

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Free 24/7 support service offers a lifeline to remote and rural health workers
Remote and rural health workers make a difference to people’s lives every day, supporting those who may be at their lowest ebb, and keeping the communities in which, they live healthy and safe.
But who helps the health workers when the stresses of work, and life, become too much?
The CRANAplus Bush Support Line is a 24/7 telephone service offering free psychological support for this critical workforce, and their families. For decades, the service has been a lifeline for those facing personal or work-related challenges while delivering essential health services beyond Australia’s major cities.

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