Two people in the United Kingdom have experienced an allergic reaction to the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. This led the UK medicines regulator to issue precautionary advice earlier this week that “people with a significant history of allergic reactions” should not be given this vaccine for now.
Read moreWhen New Zealand digital media giant Stuff stopped using Facebook as an advertising partner in July this year, it joined the ranks of other openly activist brands. But it also showed how brand activism is moving from speaking directly to consumers to companies policing their own supply chains.
Read moreThe man, who is from the NSW city of Albury, allegedly had violent Neo-Nazi views and had accessed bomb-making information.
Read moreWhen it comes to the Moon, everyone wants the same things. Not in the sense of having shared goals, but in the sense that all players target the same strategic sites – state agencies and the private sector alike.
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Read moreTests of a sample population of Year 4 and Year 8 students across 58 countries show our students are getting better at literacy and numeracy.
Read moreThis year first Victoria, and now NSW, have brought the development of their transmission and generation systems back under their own control.
Read moreEven tentative proposals – like an idea supported by unions and the Business Council of Australia to combine fast-track approval of union-negotiated enterprise agreements with greater flexibility in determining their suitability – were shot down in partisan gunfire by more strident business lobbyists.
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Read moreOur constructions have now – indeed, spookily, just this year – attained the same mass as that of all living organisms on Earth. The human enterprise is growing fast, too, while nature keeps shrinking. The science-fiction scenario of an engineered planet is already here.
Read moreThe latest Olympic sport added to the 2024 Paris Games is “breaking”, which started as a form of dancing associated with hip hop culture and has morphed into a well-organised competitive sport governed by the World DanceSport Federation.
Read moreAcademics unveil a study of the seeming mass-rejection of democratic processes – and reality – by Donald Trump’s supporters.
Read moreThe long-awaited mandatory code that will force Google and Facebook to pay Australian media companies for news content was finally unveiled yesterday.
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Read moreHome ownership among Kiwis is at its lowest in nearly 70 years, particularly among young people, Stats NZ says.
Read moreK’gari (Fraser Island) has been burning for more than seven weeks and, so far, the fires have razed half of the World Heritage-listed island off the coast of Queensland.
Read moreA UK citizen who has been living in France for 36 years has brought a case to the Court of Justice of the European Union that could have profound implications for British people living in European countries after Brexit.
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Read moreAustralian drivers pay fuel excise when they fill up their vehicle with petrol, diesel or liquefied petroleum gas. Zero and low emission vehicle owners currently pay little or no fuel excise but still use our roads.
Read moreThe BOOT considers whether the workers would be better off overall if a proposed agreement applied rather than the relevant award.
Read moreConservation body praises Government for ending the practice of shifting nation’s plastic burden elsewhere, but laws won’t solve problem.
Read moreAustralia guards its AAA credit rating with care. Successive governments from both sides of politics have framed federal budgets with one eye on the economy and the other on what ratings agencies such as Standard and Poor’s will do.
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Read moreNumber of initiatives announced as government acts on recommendations of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into 2019 terror attack.
Read moreThe National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has today released new guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol. Under the new recommendations, healthy adults should drink no more than ten standard drinks a week, and no more than four on any one day.
Read moreIn 2016, the UK became the first country in the world to formally permit “three-parent babies” using a genetic technique called mitochondrial replacement therapy – replacing unhealthy mitochondria (a part of the cell that provides energy) with healthy ones from a donor.
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Read moreThe places which are visited virtually, through these predominantly static webcams, are varied, numerous and increasingly popular. Wildlife settings, coastal scenes, city centres, zoos, aquariums and countryside are all favourites.
Read moreBolsonaro, who came down with COVID-19 in July, has also criticized face masks. He and his more faithful supporters oppose any suggestion of mandatory coronavirus vaccinations.
Read moreForecast of a 7% rise in agricultural production in 2020-21 is due to resilience of farmers, better seasonal conditions and support measures.
Read moreThe Pacific Ocean is the deepest, largest ocean on Earth, covering about a third of the globe’s surface. An ocean that vast may seem invincible. Yet across its reach – from Antarctica in the south to the Arctic in the north, and from Asia to Australia to the Americas –...
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Read moreLatest seizure of drugs worth an estimated $135-million and arrest of four people highlights the scale of the problem.
Read moreThe emergence of DDoS stressers over the past decade has actually led to an overall reduction in the number of DDoS attacks.
Read moreLast weekend, The Age reported on a Victorian government plan, quietly unveiled three months ago, that would revolutionise the collection of the private medical data of every Victorian who has ever used public hospitals or health services.
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Read moreThe coronavirus pandemic provides a model. Australia’s response to COVID-19 was led by a national cabinet and informed by the national and state chief medical and health officers, meeting as the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee (AHPPC).
Read moreNew Zealand Media Ownership Report shows, there are now more independent news outlets in the market than at any time in the past decade.
Read morePerth modelling agent accepted payments from four clients but failed to supply the opportunities and services he promised.
Read moreThe Moderna and Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccines also appear to be close to gaining approval by regulatory authorities. The vaccines promise billions of people around the world a return to normality as the pandemic is brought to an end.
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Read moreMany of the small Australian businesses that moved online as a result of the pandemic will now make the change permanent, a study has found.
Read moreThe European Court of Human Rights finally has the opportunity to take on climate change. And it is taking it seriously, thanks to a group of 8 to 21-year-olds.
Read moreAustralia’s latest emissions data, released this week, contained one particularly startling, and unjustifiable, fact. Against all odds, in a year when emissions fell in almost every sector, Australia’s export gas industry still managed to do more climate damage.
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Read moreDanish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen urged all Danes to show “samfundssind,” which means to consider the needs of society above your own. In English, it roughly translates to community spirit, civic engagement or civic-mindedness.
Read moreWhen Joe Biden was confirmed as the winner of the US election, it came as a relief to many people in Ukraine. But while a Biden presidency is a welcome development, it’s unlikely to solve Ukraine’s myriad domestic issues – with enduring challenges such as endemic corruption set to continue...
Read moreSteady trend towards year-on-year growth is setting the scene for a much healthier 2021, Retailers Association believes.
Read moreWhile some may see cultured meat as unnatural, the biggest meat-lovers are generally the most excited to try it. The technology, therefore, has the potential to substantially reduce demand for conventional meat, possibly far more than plant-based meat.
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