
Marion Rae
Future Economies Correspondent at Australian Associated Press (AAP)
Journalist at The Energy, based in Canberra. DM story tips to share the business and politics of the energy transition.
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1 week ago |
theenergy.co | Marion Rae
Federal Labor has won a clear mandate for clean energy that will power new industries, securing enough seats to govern in its own right but not a majority in the Senate. “One thing is certain, the majority of Australians have made it clear that they want the climate culture wars to be put behind us, along with any plans for nuclear energy in Australia,” Solar Citizens CEO Heidi Lee Douglas said.
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4 weeks ago |
smartcompany.com.au | Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson |Marion Rae |Shahirah Hamid
Australian researchers will ‘print’ cancer cells in 3D and use artificial intelligence software to analyse them after receiving a $2 million grant to invest in the technology. Macquarie University and the Australian Cancer Research Foundation revealed the joint project on Wednesday, in a bid to deliver personalised cancer treatments for patients with tumours that are rare or difficult to treat.
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2 months ago |
goodfruitandvegetables.com.au | Marion Rae
Bees are at risk from the deadly Varroa mite, which has already established itself in NSW. Picture by Dave Hunt/AAP PhotosCommunity gardens, hobbyists and commercial beekeepers are being urged to join a national survey to protect honey bees from a deadly mite. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingProject manager Michael Holmes urged all beekeepers to participate, including those who have just one hive in the backyard.
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2 months ago |
countryman.com.au | Marion Rae
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2 months ago |
antinuclear.net | Marion Rae |Christina MacPherson
Doctors fear health fallout from nuclear energy plans Canberra Times, By Marion Rae, February 12 2025Doctors have warned of no “safe” level of radiation from a proposed network of nuclear reactors as battlelines are drawn for the federal election. Similar to other nuclear-powered nations, Australians living within a certain radius of a reactor would need to be issued potassium iodide tablets for use in a radiation emergency, a nuclear briefing has learned.
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