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New research shows young Australians identify themselves as a barrier to inclusion in the low vision community
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Adrianne Saplagio
Young Australians have identified themselves as a major barrier to inclusion and accessibility for the blind and low-vision community, new
New partnership commits $100M to revolutionise global immunology research
- Adrianne Saplagio
The Snow Medical Research Foundation (Snow Medical) will establish one of the world’s leading immunology research centres at WEHI through
Directors more pessimistic in second half of 2023
- Adrianne Saplagio
Confidence in business conditions and the state of the economy has declined significantly in the second half of 2023, with
New research grants to help reduce infectious diseases and heart disease
- Adrianne Saplagio
Viertel Foundation awards $4 million to some of the nation’s top medical researchers. Eight Australian medical researchers, who are among
Cost of living crisis bites with struggling Aussies skipping more meals to survive
- Adrianne Saplagio
Foodbank’s 2023 Hunger Report, and research undertaken by SecondBite, revealed how Australians are changing the way they eat just to
AICD in partnership with Deloitte and MinterEllison launch Mandatory Climate Reporting Guide
- Adrianne Saplagio
The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) in partnership with Deloitte and MinterEllison, has launched a major resource to help
Revolutionising Australian Cancer Screening
- Adrianne Saplagio
A cancer diagnosis has the power to significantly alter and potentially limit a person’s life. However, by shifting some of
How to leverage strategic PR to attract grant funding
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Joanne Ryan
Hint: It’s not about promoting your project. Pause to consider why grant funders ask applicants, ‘How will your project be
UQ doctor is awarded as Cure Cancer’s Researcher of the Year
- Adrianne Saplagio
For his pioneering work in spatial transcriptomics, the cancer researcher from The University of Queensland‘s Frazer Research Institute was recognised
New research shows FOMO won’t let the youth detach from social media
- Adrianne Saplagio
New research released by headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation shows half of young people surveyed wanted to disconnect from
New survey reveals refugees in Australia feel safe and grateful
- Adrianne Saplagio
Newly arrived refugees overwhelmingly find Australia a safe and welcoming place that is relatively free from racism, a new survey
New survey reveals NSW mental health consumers find their treatment ineffective
- Adrianne Saplagio
A new survey conducted by global research agency Ipsos and commissioned by BEING – Mental Health Consumers, has unveiled the
