Tasmanian Climate Action Council Welcomes Release of Climate Change Report

The Tasmanian Climate Action Council is urging Tasmanians to read and prepare to act on a new report analysing how best to reduce the State’s emissions. The Tasmanian Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Wedges Project report examines opportunities for greenhouse gas emission reductions across the Tasmanian economy. Tasmanian Climate Action Council Chair Kate Crowley welcomed the release ...

Marsupial genome pioneer honoured

A pioneer in the study of marsupial genomics has been named an Officer in the Order of Australia as part of the Australia Day Honours announced this week. Pr...

Black Saturday and rural life

An installation reflecting the personal experience of Alex Fettling, a survivor of last year's tragic bush fires, and works on paper telling a tale of yearning ...

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Thursday February 04, 2010
Tasmanian Climate Action Council Welcomes Release of Climate Change Report
The Tasmanian Climate Action Council is urging Tasmanians to read and prepare to act on a new report analysing how best to reduce the State’s...
Wednesday February 03, 2010
Political heavyweights to deliver uni lectures
Two former Australian political heavyweights - Alexander Downer and Natasha Stott Despoja - will jointly deliver a Winter School course on cont...
Wednesday February 03, 2010
Twilight zone a boom time for bull ants
Bull ants wait for twilight before they start foraging for food, instead of just relying on their body clocks or the temperature, according to a st...
Wednesday February 03, 2010
Inside Story: Identity politics
Attacks on Christian churches in Malaysia tell us more about shifting political faultlines than about religious attitudes in this multi-ethnic, mul...
Wednesday February 03, 2010
Printing workshops attract artistic assembly
Some of the Northern Territory's emerging and established Indigenous artists are about to converge on Charles Darwin University for a series of uni...

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Forget it: 'Baby brain' a myth - study

Pregnant women, doctors and midwives should stop blaming memory lapses on their growing babies, according to researchers from The Australian National University.

It is a popular belief that pregnancy and motherhood affects a woman's memory, causing them to become more forgetful and absentminded. But research published in the February issue of the British Jour... Read more

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UNSW is helping to build Australia's literary future well beyond academic and student circles. Nominations are being sought from distinguished writers for the University's Literary Fellowship for 2010-2011. The Fellowship is sponsored by the University's volunteer U Committee.The value of the Fellowship has been increased to $15,000. It is awarded every two years to ... Read more
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