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Many students will have to start changing their lifestyles due to the new work-hour cap. During the pandemic, the restrictions for international students were relaxed and removed entirely in January 2022 in order to help meet workforce shortages. But from July 1st 2023, the number of work hours allowed will be 48 per fortnight, which …
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An historic U.S.-U.K.-Australia alliance military agreement, AUKUS, has recently taken a new turn. Two powerful U.S. lawmakers have proposed to the Joe Biden administration that selling nuclear submarines to Australia would help stretch the U.S. industrial base to “breaking point” and relieve pressure on the base. A strong alliance between the three countries would help …
The Department of Defence has issued a submission saying that Australian Senators and MPs should not make any decisions on overseas wars, as it would be a risk to national security. Dr Alison Broinowsk shares more details of the Defence Department’s new stance and argues that decisions on war should not be decided by an …
SKA-Low was established in Western Australia as the world’s largest and most powerful low-frequency radio telescope. The data collected in Western Australia will expand humanity’s understanding of the universe, with the opportunity to hear and find the signals of other intelligent beings while advancing technology around the globe. The observatory will work with the Wajarri …
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Countries have adopted a hard-fought final agreement at the COP27 climate summit that sets up a fund to help poor countries being battered by natural disasters. The summit delegates agreed to this overarching climate deal yesterday at the closing plenary session, though they did fail to come up with a carbon emission reduction target. Image: …