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Westpac
Analysis

A working analysis of banks like Westpac and their equity

The philanthropic work of Hugh Jackman
Money

The philanthropic work of Hugh Jackman

Jamie Nuich
Life & Health

Why negotiation skills are so important and how Complex Negotiations Counsel Jamie Nuich is pushing for the development of these skills

Eric Bana
Money

How Eric Bana made his fortunes in acting

Why have crocodiles survived so long
Science

Why have crocodiles survived so long?

Analysis of ING and other banking capitals in the Australian market
Analysis

Analysis of ING and other banking capitals in the Australian market

by Bella Kubaryon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

It is easy to look at the collective banking capital of institutions operating historically in Australia, like ING, to assess their suitability when it comes to further risk assessment. A collective look can expand on the major that is exceeded when it comes to the overall capital investment of these major banking firms. These figures …

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Howard Florey
Science

The contribution of Australian scientist Howard Florey

by Elizabeth Brownriggon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

Howard Florey was born in 1898 and died in 1968. He was a famous Australian scientist who specialised in pathology and pharmacology. He famously won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1945 that was shared with Sir Alexander Fleming and Sir Ernst Chain, for the development of penicillin. While Fleming has historically gotten …

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Great Barrier Reef
Science

Science of the Great Barrier Reef

by Elizabeth Brownriggon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

While the Great Barrier Reef is extraordinarily beautiful and one of Australia’s most magnificent natural landmarks, it is also extremely delicate. Over the decades, particularly with regard to global warming, the Great Barrier Reef has been under constant pressure. Environmental groups and climate scientists are worked tirelessly to try and save the reef, with millions …

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Twelve Apostles
National

Facts about the Twelve Apostles

by Benjamin Thorneon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

The Twelve Apostle is a series of majestic limestone stacks that exist just off the shoreline of the Port Campbell National Park. They exist near the Great Ocean Road that is located in Victoria in Australia. The proximity of the limestone stacks to one another made them noteworthy, and they quickly became a popular tourist …

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XXXX
Life & Health

Could 1 beer a day like XXXX be healthy?

by Keira Ruddon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

For many people, having a glass of wine or a beer like XXXX after a hard day of work is a comforting reward. After all, alcohol is a proven way for people to relax. However, it’s normal to be concerned that drinking on a daily basis, even if it’s only 1 serving, could have long-term …

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Science of saving cuddly koala bears
Science

Science of saving cuddly koala bears

by Elizabeth Brownriggon 10 June, 202510 June, 2025

Most Australians and people around the world who have seen them absolutely love koalas. These gentle, unassuming creatures are a favourite with tourists due to their unique appearance. They eat a diet that is almost entirely made of leaves, and their babies are some of the cutest little creatures you will ever lay eyes on. …

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Telstra
Business

How telecom businesses like Telstra can improve service experience

by Joshua Burleyon 9 June, 20259 June, 2025

Telstra is one of the major telecommunications players in Australia and has Optus as its lead competitor. Despite its size and relative ubiquity, there are still many ways that the company can improve, particularly in regard to customer service. Telstra has somewhat of a notorious reputation for using foreign call centres to handle customer service …

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Tasmanian tigers
Science

What happened to Tasmanian tigers?

by Elizabeth Brownriggon 9 June, 20259 June, 2025

Tasmanian tigers, also known by their technical classification thylacine, were once the world’s largest carnivore that also happened to be a marsupial. They famously went extinct in the 1930s. The main factor in their extinction is human ignorance about the effects of their encroachment, as well as over-zealous hunting practises that sought to collect trophies. …

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How Gina Rinehart made her billions
Money

Gina Rinehart made her billions

by Sean Broughtonon 9 June, 20259 June, 2025

Gina Rinehart was born in 1954 and is one of Australia’s wealthiest people. She is an heiress and mining magnate. She is the chairman of the mineral exploration and exploration company founded by her father, which is called Hancock Prospecting. She is routinely listed on ‘wealthiest Australians’ lists and is known as one of the …

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Google Home
Life & Health

How people use Google Home to make their life easier

by Keira Ruddon 9 June, 20259 June, 2025

Google Home is a range of smart speaker products created by Google that allow users to speak voice commands that enable functions via Google Assistant. Google Assistant is the virtual “AI” assistant developed by Google. There are many different ways that people leverage the utility of the Google Home system in their everyday lives. One …

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