FreeGuides, the Sydney startup founded in 2019 has revolutionised the way we experience our local communities. The app allows anyone to create and monetise experiences in their local cities from the comfort of their own home.FreeGuides gained investment through Scalare Partners during the global pandemic and is now open for its second round of funding, closing in April. Download the app and learn more about FreeGuides https://bit.ly/3vFZiMs

Healthcare technology startup HiDoc has launched a web-based and mobile app solution to assist women with their health and fitness. Based in Singapore, the group has launched Nectar which aims to create a community focused on supporting women's health and wellness in the Asia-Pacific. With support from healthcare partners, the app allows users to ask questions and receive answers and relevant content including webinars.The founders hope to inspire women after seeing the rising trends on the HiDoc platform during the COVID-19 outbreak. | https://nectar-app.com/our-story/

"Today’s targets are nowhere near enough, we must speed up change and HALVE global emissions in the next decade" Alok Sharma is president designate of Cop26 "In Nepal last month, I met communities displaced by melting glaciers. In Ethiopia, I saw how floods, droughts and locusts have decimated crops. Around the world, oceans are warming, and storms, floods and wildfires are intensifying, while here at home (in the UK), our coastal towns face serious long-term threats from rising seas. Unless we act now, we will be out of time to hold back the worst impactshttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/mar/18/climate-crisis-cop26-president-global-targets

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"We are entering a new era of space. While many people think of space as a “lawless frontier”, the reality is we’ve had a successful international legal framework for space since the beginning of the space age."Here is a podcast with Dr. Cassandra Steer talking about the key space law and policy issues facing us in the 21st century, with leading experts in space law from Australia and around the world.https://inspace.anu.edu.au/news/space-law-podcast