16 December, 2024
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Business
Four reasons customer aggression is growing
Why retail, fast food and distribution workers are in the firing line and what can be done to stop it.
10 December, 2024
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Business
Gravy boats, giant carrots and bauble smashing fun: unwrapping the best Christmas ads of 2024
Ever fancier and elaborate, creative Christmas ads are eagerly anticipated and have become a genre in their own right. And Santa is no longer the star attraction.
3 December, 2024
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Business
The rise of everyday AI
From intelligent homes to robotaxis - AI isn't just the future, it's already here ... and getting smarter by the day.
19 November, 2024
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Engineering
Rethinking wastewater
Cleaner, greener water treatment technologies are transforming wastewater into valuable resources, with huge environmental and economic benefits.
1 November, 2024
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Health
Health impact
Gut instinct: why microbiome health is the new frontier of medicine
Internationally renowned microbial ecologist Professor Gene Tyson reveals how our gut microbiome will impact future medical treatment and why he doesn't take probiotics.
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28 October, 2024
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Creative Industries
Health impact
Better aged care: by design
Nursing homes don’t have to be dull, uninviting spaces. There’s a new wave of designers transforming aged care and health with better buildings, community interaction, technology and the creative arts.
14 October, 2024
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Education
Educational impact
Creating a brighter future for all students
Professor Grace Sarra has spent more than 30 years making a difference in Indigenous and low socio-economic education.
30 September, 2024
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Business
The future of work
Modern work is an evolving ecosystem, with robotics, generative AI, the gig economy and the rise of digital platforms impacting careers and workplaces.
2 September, 2024
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Health
Health impact
Geneticist uncovers the history of us
Distinguished Professor Lyn Griffiths is a 'DNA detective', tracking down genetic links to human ailments to lead to personalised treatment. She also uses next-generation genome sequencing to identify the remains of missing Australian soldiers.
15 August, 2024
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Science
The secret world of the dunnart
They live in a secret underground world, hidden down the cracks of the hardened clay soil of outback Queensland – small as a mouse, cute as a bilby and sometimes as ferocious as a tiger.
10 July, 2024
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Health
Revolutionising the quality of healthcare, step by step
Associate Professor Zephanie Tyack, internationally recognised for pioneering burns treatment for children, has built her healthcare career by following one simple maxim: make things better for people.
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