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No cause for celebration: OECD education report needs a closer look
The most recent edition of the OECD’s Education at a Glance released this week, is another report that has invariably been seen as a report card on Australian education.
Australians want to know: how…
Six steps the government needs to take on Gonski
It’s been six long months since the Gonski panel made its recommendations on schools funding, but in the next few weeks the federal government will finally respond and release the details of its school…
Will the Olympics really inspire more people to play sport?
Olympics sleep survival guide
Eight failings of the Gonski review into school funding
Cocktail of chemicals: the health impact of additives in processed foods
Get rich or die trying: when gambling becomes a problem
It’s flawed to suggest investing in regional universities is a waste
Not all television viewers are created equal
Research
Skilled migrants vital in resource regions
Skilled migrants are playing a crucial role in the success of Australia’s resources boom, a Central Queensland University…
Volcanic rock brings purer water
Research has found volcanic rock can help purify water – for drinking, and in the coal seam gas industry.
Researchers have…
Turns the stomach: cattle guts make great compost
Cattle stomachs left over from the meat processing industry can be used as a “compost tea” to improve soil health.
A CQUniversity…
Grow it, don’t take it: saving Australian corals
Researchers say its time to shift away from wild harvest towards aquaculture of coral. It’s the best way to avoid the risk…
Artificial intelligence to predict the future of sugar mills
New “artificial intelligence” software is being developed to support decision-making by sugar mill operators.
Dr Andrew…
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Danya Hodgetts
Lecturer and Adjunct Research Fellow, Sport and Physical Activity
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Drew Dawson,
Director, Appleton Institute
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John Rolfe
Professor in Regional Development Economics
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Karena Burke
Senior Lecturer in Psychology
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Kevin Gould
Researcher in Economics of Education
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Matthew Rockloff
Deputy Director, Institute for Health and Social Science Research
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Mike Horsley
Director, Learning and Teaching Education Research Centre
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Sally Ferguson
Associate Research Professor
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Wendy Davis
Lecturer