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New microlearning video series to support the safer use of psychotropic medications in residential aged care

Researchers at Monash University and Flinders University have launched a series of microlearning education videos designed to support safer, more appropriate use of psychotropic medications for people living with dementia and in residential aged care.  The video series includes 12 short, practical modules (approximately 5-7 minutes each) covering key topics including initiation, monitoring and discontinuation…

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Gayini: where science meets traditional knowledge in restoring former cotton country

Traditional Owners, UNSW scientists, government and conservation groups join forces to get Gayini wetlands thriving again. Gayini – meaning “water” in the Nari Nari language – is part of 80,000 hectares of culturally and ecologically rich land in south-west NSW, owned and managed by the Nari Nari Tribal Council, an Aboriginal-led not-for-profit organisation. Conservation scientists from UNSW Sydney’s…

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NSW Health upgrades hospital EV charging to meet 2030 fleet mandate

NSW Health has upgraded electric vehicle charging infrastructure across two major healthcare facilities as it works toward the NSW Government’s target of a fully electric passenger fleet by 2030. Delivered by Aeron Group, a Schneider Electric Master eMobility EcoXpert, in partnership with Schneider Electric, the project supports the state’s Net Zero Government Operations policy, which…

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2026 Guide to Company Registration in Indonesia for Foreign Investors: What’s New & What’s the Same

Indonesia remains one of Southeast Asia’s most closely watched investment destinations. With a population exceeding 270 million people, steady economic growth around 5 percent annually, and a rapidly expanding digital economy, the country continues to attract companies seeking long-term regional expansion. Yet while the opportunity is clear, establishing a business in Indonesia requires navigating a…

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Incorporating an E-Commerce Business in Indonesia Requires More Than a Website

Indonesia’s digital economy is one of the fastest-growing in Southeast Asia, with millions of consumers transacting online daily. For founders and foreign investors, the opportunity is obvious. But launching an e-commerce platform in Indonesia is not simply a matter of building an app and activating a payment gateway. The regulatory architecture behind online trade is…

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Media Release – Affordability the critical concern as Australian’s views on NBN revealed

Australians value affordability and reliability above all else when it comes to their NBN connections and while faster services are valued, speed mustn’t mean affordability goes by the wayside. Data from a new report by peak communications consumer body ACCAN shows that Australians believe that NBN Co should continue its fibre upgrade program, but investment…

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Indonesia’s Data Privacy Law Is Reshaping Compliance for Every Business

Indonesia’s digital economy continues to expand at pace, from e-commerce and fintech to healthtech, logistics, and enterprise SaaS. But as businesses scale their data operations, regulators are tightening oversight. Since the enactment of Law No. 27 of 2022 on Personal Data Protection (UU PDP), data protection in Indonesia is no longer a soft compliance issue—it…

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Why Foreign Property Ownership in Indonesia Is a Long-Term Legal Commitment

Foreign property ownership in Indonesia is often discussed in lifestyle terms—where to live, what to buy, and how prices compare to other regional markets. In practice, however, owning property as a foreigner is less about acquisition and more about long-term legal positioning. Many of the challenges foreign owners encounter do not arise at purchase, but…

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Rabobank brings succession planning sessions to southern WA communities

Primary producers in southern Western Australia have the opportunity to develop skills to assist with family farm succession and business transition at complimentary information sessions. Hosted by the Western Australia Rabo Client Council, the practical Business Transition and Succession Planning information sessions will be held in Esperance, Corrigin and Cunderdin in late March. This initiative has been led and funded by food and…

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How Property Ownership Fits Into Long-Term Stay Planning in Indonesia

For many foreigners considering a long-term stay in Indonesia, the conversation usually begins with visas, stay permits, and immigration compliance. Property ownership often enters the picture later—sometimes as a lifestyle decision, sometimes as an investment, and occasionally as a perceived shortcut to residency. In reality, property ownership in Indonesia plays a more nuanced role. It…

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