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The Music Prizes and Accolades Awards once again highlighted the extraordinary calibre of WAAPA's students and the enduring generosity of the supporters who help them thrive.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) has launched its new student-led Wills Clinic at ECU City Campus aiming to help people in Perth and regional Western Australia who may otherwise face barriers to accessing legal assistance to prepare a simple will.
Associate Professor Helen Adam and Dr Kiam Padamsey have each earned a $6,000 travel grant to present their research at international conferences in 2027.
The national forum will bring together researchers, clinicians and industry experts from around the world to explore the latest technological advancements in liquid biopsies.
They haven't even finished high school yet, but 148 WA students are already helping NASA tackle one of Australia's biggest threats: bushfires started by lightning.
ECU has taken another architecture win for the design of ECU City Campus.
Discover a moment of awe amid atmospheric mist, and marvel at the four-storey digital display at ECU City.
The annual Stanford/Elsevier study ranked one ECU researcher 124th on a list of more than 11 million scientists worldwide.
ECU's Midwifery Student-led Clinic will provide accessible, bulk-billed pregnancy and postnatal care for women in the South West region.
Edith Cowan University (ECU) and WA Council of Social Service (WACOSS) will work with communities across regional WA to improve access to nutritious, affordable food.
A new report published by the Mental Awareness, Respect and Safety (MARS) Centre at ECU aims to provide guidance to industry on the importance of worker voice in managing psychosocial risks in the workplace.
A common treatment given to thousands of women during labour could dramatically increase the risk of allergies in their babies, new research has revealed.
An ECU study of more than 400 Australian travellers has set out to discover what the most influential drivers are behind our decisions to delegate travel planning to AI, and what our threshold is when it comes to trust.
Professor Finch is one of just three Western Australian-based researchers elected to the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences in 2026.
Experiencing a "no" is an important part of how children learn to regulate emotions, cope with frustration and build resilience.
Through the ages, flowers have provided comfort for numerous reasons – biological, psychological, cultural, sensory and symbolic.
According to a recent survey of adult travellers, 28.8% of Australians used generative artificial intelligence (AI) to find deals, check out destinations and create their travel itineraries.
Synchronous condensers have been around for more than a century - but their use declined as grid technologies improved. Now, they're making a comeback.
ECU research provides lessons both for businesses designing loyalty programs, and consumers who want to get more out of them.
Literature has always been a complex game of repetition and influence.
International Business Operations marks an important step in strengthening recruitment quality and student outcomes.
From Bunbury Institute for Advanced Education to ECU South West Bunbury Campus: A beacon for education in the South West region.
ECU welcomes Indonesian secondary students to explore international education pathways.
Renewed and increased support by the Bendat Family Foundation for the successful program has been matched by ECU, with 18 students set to receive Bendat Family Foundation Equity Scholarships from 2027.
ECU Sport's night of nights was held off the back of the University's memorable performance at UniSport Nationals, where ECU's largest-ever student contingent competed across 17 sports and won three gold medals.
The Tokyo City University Australia Program has become the largest student mobility program between Japan and Australia since it began in 2016.
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