- Part of Cook Government drive to a
decarbonised, diversified economy - Emissions reduction technology grants for
local businesses - Funding supports projects to support
innovation in hard to abate industry
The State Government is…
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Grants support further innovation in carbon reduction
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Ancient burrowing bees made their nests in the tooth cavities and vertebrae of dead rodents, scientists discover
More than 5,000 years ago, burrowing bees made their homes inside heaps of rodent bones buried in a cave on Hispaniola, the Caribbean island that comprises the Dominican Republic and Haiti, a new fossil study suggests.
The bees encountered the…
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Munson & Thomas Named To TopDrawerSoccer Best XI Teams
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — TopDrawerSoccer released their Women’s Soccer Postseason Awards and Best XI Teams Tuesday afternoon. Two Tar Heels, Hope Munson and Olivia Thomas, were featured on this year’s Best XI Teams. Munson landed on the Freshman…Continue Reading
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The Blogs: Israel and America’s “Genesis Mission” | Eitan Yudilevich
Israelis are so busy with present-day, day-to-day worries, politics and news that it is easy to miss some very important developments, even when they come out of President Donald Trump’s White House. In this case, I am referring to the…
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The Blogs: Dancing with Dreidel Man on the National Mall | Jolie Bain Pillsbury
Public Jewish Life in Washington, DC circa 5786
The National Menorah on the National Mall, December 14, 2025 as attendees gather in the bitter cold.Photo courtesy of the author, Jolie Bain Pillsbury. At sunset on December 15, 2025, it…
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The Blogs: Bondi Beach did not happen in a vacuum | Judith Brown
The shooting at Bondi Beach, Australia, should not surprise anyone; it did not happen in a vacuum. The rising antisemitism and hatred have been deliberately tolerated with impunity by figures like Albanese of Australia, Macron of France,…
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Astronaut’s space shuttle-flown Santa hat on display for the season
December 16, 2025 — A red and white conical cap that circled the world one Christmas Eve — not atop a jolly old man riding a reindeer-guided sled, but rather on a NASA astronaut aboard a space shuttle — has gone on display in Kansas to…
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3D-Printed Helixes Show Promise as THz Optical Materials
Newswise — Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) have optimized and 3D-printed helix structures as optical materials for Terahertz (THz) frequencies, a potential way to address a technology…
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The Blogs: From Menorahs to Massive Meals: How the Jewish Community Is Setting World Records | Michael Feldstein
When I was 12 years old, I bought a large paperback copy of The Guinness Book of World Records. It gave me hours of entertainment. I loved flipping through its pages to discover who was the tallest, heaviest, or shortest person in the…
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The Blogs: Lighting the Darkness: Chanukah Courage After Bondi Beach | Jonathan Muskat
One of my most formative experiences as a rabbi occurred early in my career, during a shiva call. I went to visit a young woman who had lost a parent, and I was desperate to say something helpful, to open a space for her to share her…
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