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Work in the cultural industries is precarious

Clinical trials are under way around the world

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Interest in exploring Australia’s atomic history has lingered

Australia’s experience of this pandemic has opened a door to the past

Dearth of revenue-earning foreign students and no JobKeeper programme spells difficult times ahead for academic institutions.

Qantas and Jetstar flights will rise to 15% of pre-virus levels by the end of June. More flights planned for July.

Australian home owner tells prime minister giving the big sell on a new government home builing scheme to "get off the grass".

Australia has avoided the worst of the pandemic

As bushfires blackened forests last summer, one tree species was protected

Vaccine or not, we have to come to terms with the reality

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Do you know about David Dungay Jr

A go-slow on spending sent the economy backwards

Poor March quarter figures and expected larger contraction in June pushes the economy into recession for first time in nearly three decades.

Police officer under internal investigation for his actions during protests in the US. In London, an Aussie TV journo is attacked.

Atlassian boss voices "solidarity in the fight against the oppression of Black people" in blog calling out insitutionalised racism.

Several different types of vaccine are currently being researched

According to news reports, people have had money stolen from their super funds

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Australian embassy to investigate the assault by police of an Australian Channel 7 news crew

Captain’s handmade sign begging people to buy flight tickets with the same vigour they bought toilet paper strikes a chord around the world.

Masked man dressed in black and carrying an umbrella fuels a range of conspiracy theories as violent US protests continue.

US support for corporate exploitation of lunar and asteroid resources

With research laboratories around the world racing to develop a coronavirus vaccine

Australia's construction industry is facing tough times

As we emerge from COVID-19 lockdowns, it is timely to reflect

Is taxpayers’ money being needlessly spent on positive stories that line the pockets of ‘friendly’ publications?

Appeals Court says man can sue media houses over comments made about him by members of the public. Companies say ruling is unrealistic.

Shark attacks recorded by Australian spear fisher and oceanographer. Australia number one in the world for fatal shark attacks.

Australia is on the brink of its first recession in almost 30 years

Each year the ocean is inundated with 4.8 to 12.7 million tonnes of plastic

Violence has erupted across several US cities

This week News Corp Australia announced the end of the print editions

A return to face to face teaching at universities and technical colleges

The COVID-19 economic crisis crimps travel and hurts airlines worldwide

As Australia slowly emerges from isolation, the nation’s economy is reopening

As Australia re-opens, the bars, cafes and restaurants that give life to our streets face a tough ask

There were certainly questions asked when Victoria first signed a memorandum of understanding to join China’s Belt and Road Initiative

The government will refund every alleged overpayment

US President Donald Trump is very upset with Twitter

Australias latest greenhouse gas figures released today show national emissions fell slightly last year

Cinema bosses want to reopen in July in time for a new Hollywood blockbuster. But will it be viable?

Too many Victorians are going to work and it’s causing problems. So workers must stay home, Premier warns.

Two NASA astronauts, Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley, will make history by travelling to the International Space Station

New Zealand’s government has been praised for listening to health experts in its pandemic response, but when it comes to dealing with pollution of the country’s waterways, scientific advice seems less important