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Silverstone sovereigns: ECU Racing claims another world title in the UK

Edith Cowan University's (ECU) Racing team has been crowned the overall Formula Student UK Champion for the second time, with its trailblazing hybrid race car Gwen powering past more than 100 universities from around the world at the iconic Silverstone Circuit.

Truffles are on the menu for threatened marsupials returning to a World Heritage area

New study confirms important food resources are available to support the successful reintroduction of two threatened marsupials to a Western Australian World Heritage area.

Pre-service teachers hit the road to experience the heart of rural education

Pre-service teachers were given a first-hand experience of the strengths, opportunities and complexities of teaching and living in rural and remote communities as part of the 2026 On Country Study Tour.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its future in classrooms

Oxford University post-doctoral researcher Dr Sara Ratner, who is a leading voice in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and education, shared her insights into the ethical and effective use of AI as part of an Education Sector Leadership Think Tank event.

A tribute in tune: WAAPA receives concert xylophone gift in memory of Penny Crittall

The West Australian Academy of Performing Arts' (WAAPA's) newest percussion instrument has been donated in honour of one of the Academy's longstanding supporters.

Childhood health crisis: One in 11 Aussie kids has high blood pressure

Australian children are developing high blood pressure at alarming rates, with experts saying the condition could be setting kids up for heart attacks, strokes and kidney disease later in life.

Here's what's at stake as BHP workers prepare for a historic strike

On Thursday, up to 200 workers at mining giant BHP's Port Hedland export terminal will take protected industrial action for eight hours. This will mark the first strike action at the company's iron division since 2000.

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