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Are you a workplace chameleon?
Craig Donaldson | January 20, 2022Many employees still feel the need to disguise their true selves to blend into conformist work cultures.
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New virtual reality experience reveals secrets of WWII submarine
Open Forum | January 20, 2022A new virtual reality experience developed by maritime archaeologists offers unprecedented access to a WW2 submarine sunk while on a secret mission in northern Australian waters.
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Tonga explosion highlights Pacific cable vulnerability
Dale Dominey-Howes | January 20, 2022The damage caused by the volcanic eruption in Tonga highlights the potential danger posed to submarine internet cables connecting Australia and the Pacific to the rest of the world.
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Indigenous science cooperation
Alan Stevenson | January 19, 2022Many scientists rely on Indigenous people to guide their work – by helping them to find wildlife, navigate rugged terrain or understand changing weather trends – but we must also acknowledge the troubling attitudes that have long plagued research projects in Indigenous communities.
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Solid rock
Open Forum | January 19, 2022Australian researchers have developed an efficient new way of capturing carbon dioxide and converting it to solid carbon to help advance the decarbonisation of heavy industries.
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Building resilience in remote Aboriginal students
Open Forum | January 19, 2022More than 1,000 students and teachers from remote Northern Territory schools are implementing a new Skills for Life resilience programme.
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2021 in the Pacific
Kerryn Baker | January 18, 2022The Pacific Islands saw dramatic change in 2021 with the threatened exit of Micronesian states from the Pacific Islands Forum, the fall of the region’s longest serving political leader, growing geo-political tensions and the impact of COVID-19.
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Controlling COVID in 2022
Vinod Balasubramaniam | January 18, 2022Australia and the rest of the world have the tools and knowledge to finally get the COVID epidemic under control in 2022.
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Citizen science helps nurture our health through nature
Open Forum | January 18, 2022University of South Australia researchers are urging governments to consider nature-based citizen science as part of their public health policies in an effort improve the health and wellbeing of people living in urban areas.
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Tabi on racial matters: Culture of inclusion at work, are we there yet?
Gloria Tabi | January 17, 2022When business make deliberate decisions to become aware in the way in which racism causes workplace ills, stunts growth, and excludes everyone who is not from the dominated culture then new possibilities will emerge.
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Virtual therapy?
Open Forum | January 17, 2022Edith Cowan University research shows many people prefer to speak about negative personal experiences with an avatar, rather than a person, and prefer virtual therapy sessions to personal interaction.
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All onboard for green hydrogen
Steven Percy | January 17, 2022Several Australian states are well placed to produce green hydrogen from renewable energy as a zero-emissions way to transport energy.
