Powerful women inspire a new generation of female achievement
18 June 2013
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Women, Management and Work Conference presented by Macquarie University. Held on July [...]
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- Powerful women inspire a new generation of female achievement
- Compelling new evidence shows Mount Isa mine emissions are contaminating the city and are the cause of childhood lead poisoning
- Researchers look into the future to weed out problem plants
- Macquarie University Australia’s top modern university
- Are we capturing all the talent we have in Australia?
- Entries sought for the third annual Building Inclusive Communities Awards
- Save the trees to save the reefs
- MGSM signs agreement with Chinese graduate school
- Macquarie University to begin discussions on chiropractic transfer
- University signs agreement with SBS and NITV to give Indigenous students a voice
Macquarie University Australia’s top modern university
11 June 2013
Macquarie University is again Australia’s highest-ranking university in the QS Top 50 Under 50, an international comparison of the best [...]
Compelling new evidence shows Mount Isa mine emissions are contaminating the city and are the cause of childhood lead poisoning
17 June 2013
Despite upgrades to technology and ore management techniques, new and compelling research shows that the combined effects of historic and [...]
Researchers look into the future to weed out problem plants
12 June 2013
Researchers from Macquarie University and the University of Canberra have developed an assessment scheme that allows them to look into [...]
Are we capturing all the talent we have in Australia?
7 June 2013
A new TV documentary series, Models of Achievement, showcases five Macquarie University students from Greater Western Sydney (GWS) who have [...]
Entries sought for the third annual Building Inclusive Communities Awards
6 June 2013
Do you know someone working in the community to build a diverse Australia? Macquarie University (Social Inclusion) in partnership with [...]
Save the trees to save the reefs
5 June 2013
Conservation projects to reverse current deforestation could also benefit coastal coral reef ecosystems. This new finding could potentially extend the [...]
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