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“Australian Children in Poverty: 757,000 Under 15s Face Fivefold Risk of Adult Poverty” — what this page in the network covers. A new study reveals that about 757,000 Australian children under 15 lived in poverty in 2022
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Why Early Humans Avoided Ancient Arabia's Lush Interior Despite Plentiful Water
Content overview: “Why Early Humans Avoided Ancient Arabia's Lush Interior Despite Plentiful Water”. For decades, researchers assumed early human migrations followed water. But new analysis of ancient Arabia reveals a pu
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How to Measure Indoor Air Quality: Tools and Tips for Cleaner Air
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Bull and Male Donkey Form Rare Cross-Species Bond, Baffling Scientists | Nova Global News
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Retirement Doesn't Increase Loneliness in Older Australians, Monash Study Finds
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Why Time Moves Forward: New Theory Explores One-Dimensional Time in Our Universe
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Which States Are Warming Fastest Since 1980? New Study Maps Steepest U.S. Trends | Nova Global News
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Smart Window Grows Silver Shield to Block Sunlight Heat, Cut Cooling Costs | Nova Global News
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Enzyme Unlocks Breast Milk Nutrients for Infant Gut Bacteria, Study Finds
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DSM Update to Include Biological Markers: A New Era for Mental Health Diagnosis
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APOD: Mars' Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud Explained by ESA's Mars Express
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Andean Highlanders Evolved Genetic Advantage for Life at Extreme Altitude
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Permanent Daylight Saving Time in Canada: How Ending Clock Changes Could Disrupt Student Sleep and School Perf
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