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Startup

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Managing you to manage your time and energy
Clockwise is an almost three year old startup you might want to keep an eye on if you value your time.   Whilst
16 January 2020 by Tim Lovitt

Governance

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A FOCUS ON the FACTS and not Political Power Plays CAN MOVE AUSTRALIA FORWARD
Yet again we are seeing political manoeuvring and power plays overtaking common sense as the dialogue develops on how to learn th
16 January 2020 by Glenn Barnes

AgTech

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Food dropped from the sky to feed hungry Australian wildlife
Aircraft are being used to feed the thousands of hungry wildlife stranded amid the Australian bushfire crisis.The New South Wales government has started doing food-drops, trickling thousands of kilograms of carrots and sweet potato from above to feed the state's colonies of brush-trailed rock wallabies.  https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7877213/Food-supply-thousands-animals-trapped-Mallacoota-flown-planes-help-wombats-koalas.html
15 January 2020 by IdeaSpies

Energy

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Heat to Electricity Engine
This project aims to develop a new (patent-pending) concept for power generation from waste heat at a comparative nominal cost of
15 January 2020 by Michael Sharp...

Artistic

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A snapshot of contemporary Australia
All Auras Touch is a snapshot of contemporary Australia revealed through the process of photographing human energy fields, otherwise known as auras. Taking the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations as the starting point, artist Kate Mitchell will photograph the aura of one person for each of the 1,023 recognised occupations. Using electromagnetic field imaging equipment, participants of All Auras Touch will have their aura portrait taken by the artist. Each aura portrait will then form part of an expansive installation. All Auras Touch reminds us that we are all energetic beings made up of the same matter.
13 January 2020 by Gillian Corba...

Industrial

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Branding an Airport
So many airports looks the same as every other one.  The Jacksonville (Florida) airport has a clever idea to feature rocking chairs in acknowledgment that Florida is a favorite retirement destination, but also transforming the idea to the more contemporary idea that it's a destination that "rocks."  Also a comfortable place to sit!
13 January 2020 by Sabra Brock