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Australia's Qantas says 6 million customer accounts accessed in cyber hack
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Australia's Qantas says 6 million customer accounts accessed in cyber hack

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Australian Man Dies From ‘Extremely Rare’ Bat Bite Virus
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Australian Man Dies From ‘Extremely Rare’ Bat Bite Virus

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Teens spend 20% of time behind the wheel looking at phone
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Teens spend 20% of time behind the wheel looking at phone

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Teenagers spend 20 percent of their time driving being distracted by their phones, according to new analysis.The startling admission may come with deadly repercussions. More than 3,000 Americans die in crashes involving a distracted driver every year and nine people are killed every day.See the Story

Two new Caymanostella species discovered at deep-sea wood falls in the Clarion Clipperton Fracture Zone

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In an era where human activities increasingly impact the deep sea and, with future ventures such as deep-sea mining on the horizon, describing deep-sea biodiversity is vital for conservation, sustainable resource management, understanding global ecological processes, and informing policy decisions. Polymetallic nodule fields, in particular, have been proven to be reservoirs of previously undiscovered biodiversity. As part of ongoing efforts to u…Mining · MissouriSee the Story

Climate Change May Separate Wild Vanilla Plants From Pollinators, Risking Future Supply

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Vanilla flavoring is widely used in food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. The primary source, Vanilla planifolia, however, is vulnerable to diseases, drought, and heat—stressors expected to become more frequent under climate change. Wild Vanilla species offer a genetic reservoir of crop wild relatives ensuring the future of the vanilla crop. Scientists have now examined how climate change could cause mismatches in habitat overlap of wild vanilla…Climate ChangeSee the Story

Native habitats hold the key to the much-loved smashed avocado’s futur

The future of smashed avocado might depend on patches of native vegetation preserved alongside farmland, as new Curtin research reveals the hidden role of these habitats in supporting the insects that keep crops - and brunch menus - thriving. The research, published this week, found that insect communities in avocado orchards adjacent to native remnant vegetation foraged on more than twice as many plant species at times when crop flowering was l…Western Australia · Western AustraliaRead Article

Global Burden of Malaria Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic Based on the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021

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Malaria poses significant public health challenges and huge disease and economic burdens across the world, notably in low-income countries. Although great strides have been achieved, the COVID-19 pandemic hinders the progress towards global elimination of malaria. This study utilizes data from the global burden of disease study 2021 data sources to assess trends in incidence and mortality of, and disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) lost due t…MalariaSee the Story

Auckland workers trapped in low-paid, unstable jobs

Precarious workers in Auckland face serious struggles, including low wages, unpredictable hours, lack of basic rights, and constant stress. A Slovenian researcher drew on his own experience working three jobs and interviewed 21 other precarious workers and 5 union representatives across Auckland. Many were non-European migrants, Māori, and Pasifika people, though the problem is increasingly affecting the Pākehā working class. The study shows tha…Wages · AucklandRead Article

Underemployed young Aussies in poor quality jobs with less job securit

Young Australians find themselves working below their full capacity–working less, earning less and using their skills less, which also means that they are working in jobs that are of poorer quality, according to Australian research. The authors say the underemployment of young Australians has an impact on their sense of job security and potentially their health, well-being and their future. They say the findings highlight the need to pay greater…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

NEWS BRIEFING: Revolutionary blood cancer treatment CAR T-cell therapy

*BRIEFING RECORDING AVAILABLE* Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy is an emerging immunotherapy which can cure patients with aggressive blood cancers, but it has not proven effective against solid tumours, which account for 90% of all cancers. However, researchers at Peter Mac say tests of their new technique using modified CAR T-cells show it has the potential to treat many common types of cancer, including breast, colon and ovarian …Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneSee the Story

Australia should invest in new environmental monitoring systems

Over the past 25 years, climate change has drastically altered Australia’s environment and biodiversity, with average temperatures increasing by 0.81 degrees Celsius and the number of threatened species rising by more than 50 per cent, according to a new report from The Australian National University (ANU). According to the report’s lead author, our access to the systems used to gather data and observe environmental changes is now coming under t…Climate Change · AustraliaRead Article

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