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Festival celebrates and supports frontline workers
Frontline health workers have been urged to take some time out and rejuvenate after months of hard work battling the COVID crisis by engaging ... -
Employer Says Her Best Workers Are Aged 60 to 80
An Australian psychic who is mature age and employs mostly older workers with some aged 80 plus, believes seniors shouldn’t be overlooked in the ... -
World First Biomass Flow Reactor Huge Potential For Jobs, Sustainability and PPE
A chemistry business in Australia will develop a revolutionary Biomass Benchtop Flow Reactor, which can turn waste into fuels. Epichem chief executive Colin La ... -
Faith leaders use technology to combat COVID-19 in developing countries
World Vision’s global network of faith leaders are using WhatsApp to stop misinformation and co-ordinate community-level, context-specific responses to COVID-19. The aid and development ... -
Refugees In Uganda Learn Journalism Skills To Share Their Stories
Refugees in Uganda are learning journalism skills through a partnership with World Vision and Hashtag Our Stories. The refugees at Bidibidi camp were given ... -
Push For Virtual Medical Clinics For Coronavirus Patients
Patients with symptoms of COVID-19 could soon have access to virtual medical clinics and also help with research. Emerald Clinics in Perth, Sydney and ... -
Coronavirus – it’s time to prepare, not panic
Some very timely, practical and measured advice from a Professor of Microbiology at the University of Massachusetts, outlining the behaviors that will help increase ... -
Vanuatu Para Athletes Overcome Incredible Odds & Inspire Hope In Others
To succeed in professional sport is tough. To excel at it in a developing nation with a lack of opportunity, sub-standard facilities and equipment, ... -
Dentists Extravaganza Raising Money for Bushfire Victims
Dentists will descend on Merimbula in NSW for a conference next month, with the aim of injecting much needed tourism dollars into the local ... -
Adelaide Hills Businessman Lends Helping Hand to Bushfire Victims
ADELAIDE Hills residents affected by December’s destructive bushfires will receive thousands of dollars in vouchers and goods to help them rebuild. Business owner and ...
