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Some high-tech building projects could be a sign of the future of intelligent structural design.
Global team sees success in trial for blind help
Tests are looking positive for a new drug to treat a form of childhood blindness.
Extra fee could add hours in ED
A team of researchers across Australian universities say the proposed $7 GP co-payment would have a profound effect on hospital emergency departments.
Some spared by weekend repeal change
The next version of the carbon tax repeal bill will include big fines for energy companies that do not pass savings on to customers.
Britain cools on coal, could be gone by 2023
The operator of the UK’s electricity grid says environmental rules will force the closure of almost all its coal-fired power plants by 2023.
Restart sending many back on path to work
The Federal Government has officially launched its Restart programme, designed to help more mature-aged job-seekers into the workforce.
New app from GovHack shines light on energy cost
An energy-saving app has been built from datasets released for GovHack – a national programming competition.
Transplants transposed for better digital help
The Health Department has launched a national clinical information system to enhance organ and tissue donation processes in Australian hospitals.
Local gas and pragmatism in union's new view
The new head of the Australian Workers’' Union is moving away from the plans laid by his predecessor, and pushing for better protection of some domestic resources.
Concrete claims fail to solidify for CFMEU probe
Accusations of industrial blackmail and illegal conduct have come to light in recent sittings of the royal commission into trade unions.
Clean tech brings dawn of low demand
Everyday Australians are driving down demand for electricity at a fairly high rate, as rooftop solar and energy-efficient devices take hold.
Firing finding shows bosses should be mentally mindful
A Fair Work finding has shown the importance of big businesses looking after their employees’ mental health as much as their physical safety.
Minister beams on waiting list drop
Many patients still wait up to two years for treatment, but the Queensland Health Minister says the state’s dental waiting list is the best it has been in years.
Week of war on diabetic front
This week is National Diabetes Week, and this year’s campaign will focus on awareness and prevention of type 2 diabetes.
Ex-judge to oversee CBA self-probing
Commonwealth Bank will conduct an inquiry into the misconduct of its own financial advisers.
Young leaders lean to enhanced employment
The planning group for the upcoming Y20 youth summit has unveiled its priorities for this weekend’s gathering in Sydney.
$10mil spend on new military tech link
A new spy base in Western Australian will boost the real-time communications for military operations of the United States.
ASIC app brings small business to smartphones
ASIC has launched an app to help small business owners keep on top of their obligations.
FRC figures to bring clarity and harmony
The Finance Minister has announced three new figures will stand as part-time members of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC).
Debt dealings detailed in new collection guidelines
The ACCC and ASIC have launched a new version of ‘Debt collection guideline: for collectors and creditors’.
Sibling teachers bring new learning level
Clearly, young children learn a lot from their older siblings, but new research has revealed some of the ways that sibling-teachers ply their pedagogy.