Men and the clean eating movement
UC research finds men post more about clean eating on social media than women
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Stopping the spread of invasive plants
UC-led, world-first study shows biosecurity could stop the spread of plant pathogens
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Fake news causing concern
UC report finds Aussies bothered by fake news
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UC scholarship recipient sets sights on shared sovereignty
More on UC scholarship recipient sets sights on shared sovereigntyUniversity of Canberra graduate Fred Leftwich is heading to the London School of Economics, after being awarded a prestigious Roberta Sykes Indigenous Education Foundation Scholarship
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IGPA and MOAD partner to explore public trust in democracy
More on IGPA and MOAD partner to explore public trust in democracyThe University of Canberra’s Institute for Governance Policy and Analysis has partnered with the Museum of Australian Democracy to deliver a new exhibition that looks at the relationship between trust, our political system and democracy in Australia
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Searching for answers in the complex world of chronic pain
More on Searching for answers in the complex world of chronic painOne in five Australians live with chronic pain – and a researcher from the University of Canberra is investigating the complexity of the issue to determine how it may affect people differently.
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White clover has key role to play in urban evolution
More on White clover has key role to play in urban evolutionUniversity of Canberra Vice-Chancellor Professor Deep Saini is among a group of scientists to hold a favourable view of a problem weed for gardeners, saying white clover may hold the secret to urban evolution
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