First Nations people utilised farming techniques like aquaculture as well as agriculture.
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Fight to shed light on common virus
Epidemiologist Dr Hayley Smithers-Sheedy is drawing on her own experience of disability to help
close the gap.
Escaping the shadow of war
Roger Shevchenko’s childhood began with a family history shaped by war, imprisonment and displacement.
Old photos keep history alive
By Mirwais Haidari Historical photographs are giving visitors and residents a chance to look into Australia’s past and connect with generations, places and culture. At the Manly Markets on Sundays, Historic Photos displays images of Manly shops, streetscapes and other Australian locations. Some photographs date back more than a century, showing how places and communities […]
Life is a Squiggle
Newcastle Museum is celebrating late puppeteer Norman Hetherington, who made magic from bicycle tyres and ice cream tubs.
AI’s destructive hunger
Anthropic has been destructively scanning millions of books in a venture known as Project Panama.
Caught out throwing stones
A deluge on a supermarket’s roof.
TAFE teachers’ time to flex
The Staff Group Show is an exhibition celebrating the creativity of TAFE staff across NSW.
Students are looking left
Pauline Hanson blames ‘socialist teachers’ as Students take stand over One Nation.
Gen Z choosing dumbphones
Some advocate for legal limits to be placed on screen time and mobile phone use but there’s another solution.