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Plant protein studied to remove PFAS from body

A $1.8 million study at the University of Newcastle will investigate if a plant-based diet can protect families from harmful 'forever chemicals'. Learn about the groundbreaking research.

WA beef exports face $40m hit from China tax

Western Australia's beef industry faces a major blow as China imposes a 55% tax on exports. Discover the impact on WA's $129m trade and the scramble for new markets.

China's 46.7% Beef Tax Rocks WA Exporters

Western Australia's beef industry reels as China slaps a staggering 46.7% tariff on imports, escalating trade tensions. Experts assess the damage and future strategies. Read the full analysis.

Russia blames Ukraine for drone attack on Putin's home

Moscow alleges a major drone strike targeted a presidential residence, derailing peace talks. Zelensky dismisses claims as Russian propaganda aimed at undermining his meeting with Trump. Read the latest.

$691m Federal Cash Splash for Canberra Institutions

The Albanese government has unveiled nearly $700 million in new funding for Canberra's national institutions and infrastructure in its mid-year budget update. Key projects include the National Gallery roof, War Memorial redevelopment, and Lake Burley Grif

Woman's search for lost dad via his war medals

A Townsville woman's search for her biological father leads to a poignant discovery of his WWII medals, revealing a hero's story and sparking a public plea for information. Can you help?

AWM's triple role: Memorial, museum and archive

AWM board member Glenn Keys explains the institution's equal roles as memorial, museum and archive. Discover how context enables meaningful commemoration of Australia's military history.

War Memorial sculpture vandalised, police seek man

A man is accused of damaging the 'For Every Drop Shed in Anguish' sculpture at the Australian War Memorial. Police have released an image and are appealing for public help to identify the suspect.

Fremantle micro-apartments face community backlash

A $55 million micro-apartment development in Fremantle's historic precinct draws objections over density and parking. Critics claim developers target 'forever-renters'. Read the full story.

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