As part of a new plan by The Australian Labor Party to boost renewables and cut energy costs, from 2020 households would receive a $2000 subsidy for batteries. Four University of Sydney academics from the Centre for Future Energy experts examine the
Millennialsâ political engagement is quite distinct from that of their baby boomer and Gen X predecessors. Professor Ariadne Vromen explains in this Open for Discussion episode.
An extract from Stephen Garton's 'The Cost of War'. 23 April 2020. In Chapter 1 of his new book, Professor of History and Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Stephen Garton writes of soldiers' feelings upon their return from battle. In 1935 ‘Alan
In her second year of a Bachelor of Law and Science, majoring in Psychology, Irene volunteers with the University’s new Mentoring Our Brothers and Sisters peer mentoring program.
The dos and don'ts of coronavirus self-isolation. 17 March 2020. People should avoid contact with any person in their household who has tested positive for COVID-19 or is awaiting test results, writes Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott.
This empowered the national government to make laws in respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples that could assist in addressing inequalities. ... 2. Changes were made to Section 51 of the Constitution. The 1967 referendum changed Section
That you end of up with, you know, an increased business interest, a shift from participation to spectatorship and gambling that goes on around the Olympics. ... correlation between sport and big business is wrong to be quite frank with you.
Countering violent extremism is a problem that has to be tackled with the right communication from the very top of the political establishment, writes University of Sydney doctoral researcher Hussain Nadim.
Hissstory: how the science of snake bite treatments has changed. 7 February 2017. From ammonia and alcohol, to splints and antivenoms: Dr Peter Hobbins from the Department of History charts the evolution of Australia's snake bite treatments. Brown