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'city deals' are pushing universities into high-rise buildings
ms.nen/Shutterstock Let’s talk about “city deals”. The Australian government is. Its department of infrastructure website describes them as “a genuine partnership between the three levels of government and the community to work towards a shared vision...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/12398-city-deals-are-pushing-universities-into-high-rise-buildings
University Students Seek Edge in Employability and Pay Scales
Getting degrees takes time and effort. It’s no surprise that university students want to be able to find graduate work that pays well. And it’s not a farfetched idea either. Students studying specialised degrees, like those in the arts, engineering and...
https://modernaustralian.com/business-news/40411-university-students-seek-edge-in-employability-and-pay-scales
Studying a uni course online? Here are 4 tips to get yourself tech ready
Australian universities have responded in a number of ways to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. These include delaying enrolments, moving semester breaks forward, abolishing late payment fees and moving courses online. Engaging students in online...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/9323-studying-a-uni-course-online-here-are-4-tips-to-get-yourself-tech-ready
Best US Colleges With Good Financial Aid For Students
When finding an affordable college, looking at colleges that offer good financial aid packages is the best place to start. Financial aid can come in different forms, such as scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs. The best way to find out...
https://modernaustralian.com/broaden/23471-best-us-colleges-with-good-financial-aid-for-students
Uni student failure rate is a worry, but the government response is too heavy-handed
In a surprise move, the government has revealed several new policies to reduce rates of failure in university subjects. If the legislation passes, it will require universities to: monitor student academic performance more closely prevent students...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/11247-uni-student-failure-rate-is-a-worry-but-the-government-response-is-too-heavy-handed
To become an innovation nation, we really need to think smaller
It took a chance meeting between Cameron van den Dungen, founder of a start-up mattress company, and Madhu Bhaskaran, an engineering professor at RMIT University, to see an opportunity to collaborate and commercialise research. Van den Dungen had a...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/15916-to-become-an-innovation-nation-we-really-need-to-think-smaller
Art, drama and music lower stress. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking of taking arts in years 11 and 12
This article is part of a series providing school students with evidence-based advice for choosing subjects in their senior years. If you’re thinking of taking a performing or visual arts subject in years 11 and 12, you are probably weighing up a few...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/16969-art-drama-and-music-lower-stress-here-s-what-you-need-to-know-if-you-re-thinking-of-taking-arts-in-years-11-and-12
Cheaper courses won't help graduates get jobs – they need good careers advice and links with employers
The government’s higher education funding changes aim to ensure graduates are “job-ready”. Students will be charged more for courses the government deems have poorer employment outcomes, to incentivise them into cheaper courses with supposedly better...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/10566-cheaper-courses-won-t-help-graduates-get-jobs-they-need-good-careers-advice-and-links-with-employers
Seven Myths About Online Education And Why They Are Wrong
The lockdowns that have defined much of the past two years have forced millions of normally classroom-based children and educators around the world to study and teach at home, and thrown into sharp relief the limitations of an education model that was...
https://modernaustralian.com/broaden/20220-seven-myths-about-online-education-and-why-they-are-wrong
The Impact Of Technology On The World Around Us
Technology is having a major impact on the way we all lead our lives today and the rapid advancements in technology are enabling businesses to deliver cutting edge products and services. Research is at the heart of technological advances and Curtin...
https://modernaustralian.com/broaden/16615-the-impact-of-technology-on-the-world-around-us
Eight scholarships and grants for women to study
For those who believe that autumn is the best time to study, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with current opportunities. Grants and girls scholarships are offered to women in various fields of knowledge. Fellowship of the American Association...
https://modernaustralian.com/8705-eight-scholarships-and-grants-for-women-to-study
How the Bible helped shape Australian culture
Throughout Australian history, the Bible has been used by those both asserting colonial power and subverting it, as a tool of oppression and as an instrument of justice. Did you know the anti-Christian slang, “Bible-bashers,” was coined by Australians?...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/1496-how-the-bible-helped-shape-australian-culture
STEM is worth investing in, but Australia's major parties offer scant details on policy and funding
This article is part of a series examining the Coalition government’s record on key issues while in power and what Labor is promising if it wins the 2019 federal election. Evidence from around the world shows that public investment in science,...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/5347-stem-is-worth-investing-in-but-australia-s-major-parties-offer-scant-details-on-policy-and-funding
Award to Michelle Simmons reflects strategic importance of quantum physics for Australia
Physicist Michelle Simmons has won the 2018 Australian of the Year Award. Australian of the Year Awards UNSW Scientia Professor Michelle Simmons has been awarded the 2018 Australian of the Year . The prize recognises Simmons’ research and leadership in...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/197-award-to-michelle-simmons-reflects-strategic-importance-of-quantum-physics-for-australia
Don't just blame the driver – there's more than one cause of fatal truck crashes
There is evidence to suggest there is a ‘system’ of factors influencing truck crashes.AAP/Perry Duffin Recent truck driver fatalities in New South Wales and a call for action by Toll managing director Michael Byrne have refocused attention on the...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/164-don-t-just-blame-the-driver-–-there-s-more-than-one-cause-of-fatal-truck-crashes
The same racist sexism exists here
Damian Dovarganes/AP The recent US shootings at massage businesses in Atlanta should ring alarm bells in Australia. Eight people were killed in the attacks, including four Korean women and two Chinese women. US authorities are still trying to determine...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/14610-the-same-racist-sexism-exists-here
Heading back to the gym? Here's how to avoid injury after coronavirus isolation
To the joy of many, indoor gyms are reopening across Australia as coronavirus restrictions continue to ease. They officially reopen in New South Wales on June 13, in Tasmania two days later, and in Victoria on June 22. They are already open in the...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/10303-heading-back-to-the-gym-here-s-how-to-avoid-injury-after-coronavirus-isolation
More reasons for optimism on climate change than we've seen for decades: 2 climate experts explain
It’s unusual for researchers who study our catastrophically changing climate to use the words “optimism” and “climate change” in the same sentence. As an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) lead author and a climate communication...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/15153-more-reasons-for-optimism-on-climate-change-than-we-ve-seen-for-decades-2-climate-experts-explain
Border opening spurs rebound in demand from international students
Australia’s position in the international higher education market weakened significantly while our border was closed over the past two years. But recent demand and application data suggest our position may be strengthening since the border re-opening...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/19623-border-opening-spurs-rebound-in-demand-from-international-students
Don't wait for a crisis – start planning your aged care now
The earlier you start planning, the better. Most Australians prefer to die at home but few adequately plan for it. Consequently, just one in seven dies at home. Some say they will make plans “when the need arises”. But what if you have a heart attack,...
https://modernaustralian.com/news/5047-don-t-wait-for-a-crisis-start-planning-your-aged-care-now

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Your Baby's First Year: A Local Guide to Feeding, Sleep, and When to Get Extra Support

Ask ten parents in a Brisbane mothers' group how their baby is feeding or sleeping, and expect ten different answers.  Someone's baby sleeps throu...

Kitchen and Laundry Makeover Ideas That Don't Require a Full Renovation

Full kitchen renos are expensive — and most people don't actually need one.  They need the kitchen to stop looking like it's stuck in 2009, or t...

How Technology Is Reshaping the Modern Australian Commercial Kitchen

The commercial kitchen has always been shaped by technology. Refrigeration changed how ingredients could be stored, modern ventilation transformed k...

The Number on a Roller Blind Fabric That Nobody Explains

Somewhere in the fabric book, next to the colour name, there is a percentage. Three per cent. Five per cent. Ten per cent. Nobody explains it, most c...

What’s Trending in Men’s Jewellery This Father’s Day!

Finding a Father’s Day gift that feels personal, stylish and genuinely wearable is not always easy. While socks and novelty mugs have traditionall...

Road Signs: Understanding Their Role in Clear and Effective Signage

Effective signage and display hardware can help businesses communicate information, promote products and organise customer or visitor movement. Road...

Bottle Label Printing: Key Factors to Consider Before Your Next Packaging Run

Effective packaging begins with understanding the product, bottle material, artwork and production requirements when planning bottle label printing. H...

Planning a Long-Distance Move With Interstate Movers Melbourne

Moving between states involves more planning than a typical local relocation. Along with packing and transporting household belongings, you need to...

Understanding the Role of an I/O Controller in Industrial Automation

Modern industrial systems depend on accurate communication between sensors, machines and control systems. An I/O controller can help manage this commu...

How the Right Mining Hose Supports Demanding Operations

Mining environments place considerable demands on equipment used for material transfer, water management and processing. Hoses operating in these co...

Simple Ideas for Making Social Gatherings More Memorable

We have all been to those parties where everyone just stands around the kitchen island, staring at their phones, waiting for someone else to make a mo...

Outdoor Wall Lights: Improving Exterior Lighting Around Your Home

Lighting can influence how a room looks, feels and functions, so the right fitting should be selected according to both appearance and practical req...

Commercial Office Cleaning: Combining Routine Office Cleaning With Melbourne Service

Keeping a workplace clean requires a service that can accommodate everyday tasks as well as the particular needs of the business. Professional comme...

Caravan Sales in Queensland: How to Find the Right Caravan for Sale QLD

Caravan ownership is about more than having somewhere to sleep while travelling. For many Queenslanders, it is one of the best ways to explore regio...

What Sir Walter Buffalo Turf Actually Costs in 2026 (And Why Quotes Vary So Much)

Two quotes landed on a Hills District homeowner's kitchen table last spring for the exact same 80-square-metre backyard. One said $12 a metre. The o...

Nearly 1,300 NSW Hospital Beds Are Occupied By People Who Are Ready To Go Home

1,276 people in NSW hospitals have been medically cleared for discharge but remain in hospital because they're still waiting for NDIS or aged care sup...

National Survey Launched to Measure Operational Impacts of Federal NDIS Policy Reforms

The effects of recent NDIS reforms are beginning to move beyond policy papers and into day to day service delivery. A new national survey is asking ...

Beyond the Nappy Cake: Baby Shower Gifts That Get Used

What new Australian parents unwrap, keep, and quietly thank you for months later. Six weeks after my daughter was born, I did an audit of the baby sh...