Canberra, Aug 18 (IANS) Australia’s Werribee Open Range Zoo announced on Friday that three 10-week-old African lion cubs got names after over 360,000 participants cast their votes in an online… Continue reading 10-week-old lion cubs get names at Australia zoo from over 360,000 votes
Sydney, Aug 17 (IANS) An injection of a specific blood platelet can replicate the benefits of exercise in the brain, suggests pre-clinical trials in mice. A team from University of… Continue reading Study shows platelets injections can replicate benefits of exercise in brain
Canberra (Australia), Aug 17 (IANS) Swimming Australia faces potential expulsion from the sport’s global governing body due to significant governance concerns. In letters addressed to Swimming Australia president Michelle Gallen,… Continue reading Swimming Australia facing World Aquatics expulsion over governance concerns
Canberra, Aug 15 (IANS) Authorities have warned that Australia’s Northern Territory (NT) is facing its worst bushfire season in over a decade. Tony Fuller, the Bushfires NT chief fire control… Continue reading Northern Australia warned to prepare for worst bushfire season in decade
Canberra, Aug 11 (IANS) Outgoing Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Philip Lowe on Friday warned against the ongoing threat of inflation despite signs that it is easing.… Continue reading Outgoing Australian central bank Guv warns against inflation threat
Canberra, Aug 10 (IANS) Marine pollution at Australia’s largest Antarctic research station exceeded international guidelines for almost 20 years. The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) researchers on Thursday published the results… Continue reading Pollution at Australian Antarctic research station exceeds guidelines
Sydney, Aug 9 (IANS) A leading insurance company has laid off a woman employee after it reportedly used a keystroke technology on her laptop to figure out how many hours… Continue reading Company sacks employee after using keystroke tech to monitor her WFH output
Sydney, Aug 7 (IANS) A teacher in Australia has been slapped with a disciplinary warning and training by a civil tribunal after she described Indians as “Uber drivers and Deliveroo… Continue reading Aus teacher ‘vilifies’ Indians as ‘Uber drivers and Deliveroo people’
Canberra, Aug 7 (IANS) Almost one-third of Australians report feeling lonely, a landmark study revealed on Monday. Ending Loneliness Together, a national coalition of research and advocacy organisations, on Monday… Continue reading One-third of Australians suffering from loneliness: Report
Sydney, Aug 6 (IANS) Six people were killed after fire engulfed a house in Russell Island in Australia’s Queensland state on Sunday, police said. The bodies were found at the… Continue reading 6 killed after fire breaks out in Australia’s Queensland
Canberra, Aug 6 (IANS) Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared that the referendum on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament will go ahead this year. In a recent speech… Continue reading No delay for Indigenous Voice referendum, says Australian PM
Canberra, Aug 3 (IANS) Australia’s biggest companies have thrown their support behind the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. The Business Council of Australia (BCA), which represents more than 100 of the… Continue reading Business leaders back Australia’s Indigenous Voice
