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2013/06/19 03:42
2013/06/19 03:42
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The gentle pace of Adelaide's Rundle Mall resembled the more extreme pockets of Speaker's Corner in London's Hyde Park as evangelical preachers harangued shoppers who didn't love Jesus enough,...
2013/06/19 03:42
2013/06/19 03:42
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2013/06/18 07:55
2013/06/18 07:55
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The home births analyzed in the study, led by Dr Christine Catling-Paull, Lecturer in Midwifery and Prof Caroline Homer, Professor of Midwifery, at the University of Technology Sydney, were performed...
2013/06/17 17:03
2013/06/17 17:03
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How can environmental groups and media outlets maintain that they are advocates of science, and not ideology, when they engage in the anti-science Luddism of GMO fearmongering? The potential of this...
2013/06/17 15:04
2013/06/17 15:04
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THE "feel-good" factor of the Adelaide Festival has been given a dollar value for the first time, with research showing this year's event was worth almost $85 million - far greater than its strict...
2013/06/17 08:02
2013/06/17 08:02
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I never used to write much about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) before. I still don’t do it that often. For whatever reason, it just hasn’t been on my radar very much. That seems to be...
2013/06/16 05:34
2013/06/16 05:34
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Corporate power is one of the major barriers to improving global health, according to Dr Margaret Chan, the Director General of the World Health Organization. In a strong opening address last week to...
2013/06/15 16:02
2013/06/15 16:02
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How can environmental groups and media outlets maintain that they are advocates of science, and not ideology, when they engage in the anti-science Luddism of GMO fearmongering? The potential of this...
2013/06/15 14:04
2013/06/15 14:04
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THERE is no shortage of talent in South Australia, as men and women across all industries strive to make their mark on the state. In the continuing Power List series, the Sunday Mail features 25 of...
2013/06/14 15:39
2013/06/14 15:39
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Children's interest and engagement in school influences their prospects of educational and occupational success 20 years later, over and above their academic attainment and socioeconomic background,...
2013/06/13 23:29
2013/06/13 23:29
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Scientists amazed by 'fish with abs' An international team of scientists has found 380-million-year-old fossilised fish with abdominal muscles, in the remote Kimberley region. The palaeontologists...
2013/06/13 19:42
2013/06/13 19:42
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The scientific paper describing the discovery is published today in the journal Science. The team of scientists who studied the fossilised fish was jointly directed by Prof. Kate Trinajstic, Curtin...
2013/06/13 17:57
2013/06/13 17:57
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ST. LOUIS — Pigs fed a diet of genetically modified soy and corn developed stomach inflammation at greater rates than those fed a conventional diet, according to a study published Tuesday — one that...
2013/06/13 14:27
2013/06/13 14:27
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Army email scandal: Expert says sexism is deeply ingrained in Defence Force The latest Defence scandal has prompted calls for a zero-tolerance approach to misconduct, with experts suggesting that...
2013/06/13 10:27
2013/06/13 10:27
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Army email scandal: Expert says sexism is deeply engrained in Defence Force The latest Defence scandal has prompted calls for a zero-tolerance approach to misconduct, with experts suggesting that...
2013/06/13 00:28
2013/06/13 00:28
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Giant kangaroo extinction theory disputed Related Stories Claims that the largest ever kangaroo was hunted to extinction in Australia 45,000 years ago are "unsubstantiated", says one...
2013/06/12 14:04
2013/06/12 14:04
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SOUTH Australia's biggest university is moving to boost the state's male teacher ranks with a mentoring program it hopes will better attract and retain men in the classroom. Experts say the number of...
2013/06/12 01:38
2013/06/12 01:38
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Women’s exodus from the work force: Not just brain drain ― Alicia Izharuddin, Clarissa AL Lee, Dahlia Martin and Fiona Lee JUNE 12 ― A recent BFM podcast episode, “The New Brain Drain,” discussed the...
2013/06/11 08:04
2013/06/11 08:04
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THE automotive manufacturing sector is unlikely to survive in Australia, the state's peak employer group says. Nonetheless, governments should keep pouring money into Holden so that automotive...
2013/06/09 23:28
2013/06/09 23:28
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Christopher Pearson, journalist and speech writer for John Howard, dies aged 61 Adelaide journalist and John Howard speech writer Christopher Pearson has died at the age of 61. Pearson was an editor...
2013/06/09 15:04
2013/06/09 15:04
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Colin Koch AM ABORIGINAL artists have shared as much with Colin Koch as he has given to the arts centres in Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. Mr Koch received an AM for his significant...