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Farmer’s push to return lost CSIRO archives reveals 200 years of merino history

For nine years, sheep farmer Peter Small chased a scientist’s life’s work across the world. Earlier this month, he finally got to open “the box”. Mr Small has relied on the late Australian scientist Harold Burnell Carter’s findings throughout his on-farm career in Coleraine, in Victoria’s south-west. Dr Carter’s research into how the genetic makeup…

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PM Modi backs tech-traditional knowledge integration | India News

PM Modi backs tech-traditional knowledge integration NEW DELHI: With Central Sanskrit University launching a BTech course in AI and Data Science to focus on Indian traditional knowledge and Nalanda University turning ‘Shastrarth’ (scholarly debates) into aconvocation practice, PM Modi Sunday used his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme to project India’s classical knowledge traditions as a living…

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Federal politics live: Plibersek welcomes ‘modest’ turnaround after support for One Nation drops in twin polls

Hi friends, welcome to our politics live blog. I’m Courtney Gould from the ABC’s Parliament House team, here to guide you through the day. Well, we’ve reached the final sitting week before the long winter break. But before we get there are a few things to get to. First is a visit from Vanuatu’s PM Jotham Napat….

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NT Police says new public safety officers on the beat from today will receive the same firearms training as constables

The Northern Territory Police Force has moved to reassure Territorians that new public safety officers have done sufficient training to carry guns and make arrests during incidents involving both antisocial behaviour and serious violence, despite having a shorter training period than constables. The Territory Labor opposition has expressed concern that the officers, who receive 18…

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