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Aus-India green steel push, powered by rice husk

Low-emission green steel A first-of-its-kind trial in India has brought the Australia-India partnership a significant step closer to producing low-emission “green steel”. Researchers from both...

Aus-Ind deepen tech ties with $3.76 million boost

AISRF grant 2026 In a significant step forward for technological cooperation, Australia and India have announced five new joint research projects worth AUD 3.76 million,...

Yes, we have no office teaspoons

If you’ve ever walked into a workplace tearoom, opened the cutlery drawer with optimism, and found exactly zero teaspoons (again), congratulations: you are not...

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New website allows Indian citizens to rate their politicians

Tech savvy new government in India

Social media is becoming the vehicle of information dissemination of the new Indian government, writes ANJALI OJHA

A vision for Bhopal

Architect William Chan utilises his passion for the built environment to develop global communities, writes JYOTI SHANKAR

Pest control partnership

A team effort between India and Oz is solving the problem of infestations in Indian grain, writes TASNEEM ZAVERY

Big Bang-ed out?

The Rainbow Theory attempts to squash existing belief about how the universe began, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS Recent reports in scientific journals announced the banishment of...

The alternative, viable path: TAFE

For some, the practical, hands-on experience could be the best way to learn, says VINAYA RAI

Frustration-free Foogi

A long bus trip in South America results in a ground-breaking new app that will simplify external meeting requests, reports RITAM MITRA

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Aus-India green steel push, powered by rice husk

Aus-Ind deepen tech ties with $3.76 million boost

Yes, we have no office teaspoons

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