It is often referred to as the most hated herb in Australia, but why? Taste takes a look at why coriander is so controversial. Have your say in our poll. How to chop parsley, coriander and dill So have you ever wondered why some people have such a strong aversion to coriander? Well, there’s a … [Read more…]
An Avalon supply chain worker has revealed the “absolutely endless” opportunities in her field, as a Deakin research project aims to address a staffing shortfall. The 29-year-old is the customer planning manager for Cotton On Group at its Avalon distribution centre (DC). Ms Campbell said 60 per cent of the workforce at the Avalon DC … [Read more…]
Geelong researchers have uncovered strong evidence that older siblings speed up the rate at which babies develop their gut microbiome, which protects them from allergic disease. The study, from Barwon Health, Deakin University and Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, has been published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. While researchers have long known having … [Read more…]
Mechanical engineer Courtney Sinclair has revealed the stresses of living with a more than $60,000 HECS debt, as an accountant gives advice on reducing your debt. Indexation on HECS-HELP student loans is expected to hit 7 per cent or more this year. Find out how it will impact you. The 28-year-old Leopold resident completed an … [Read more…]
Step into the world of Geelong’s private schools, and find out their most notable alumni. With this sizeable investment, many parents expect top results for their child when it comes to finishing school and heading into their careers. Check out the Geelong Advertiser’s who’s who of private schools. Christian College Geelong Christian College Geelong boasts … [Read more…]
Adelaide-based metal 3D printing enterprise AML3D has changed tack – and now finds itself enlisted by the US Navy and other defence giants. AL3 is disrupting metal part supply chains using its patented wire additive manufacturing (WAM) process, which is proving to be big business as the company secures lucrative contracts, including deals with the … [Read more…]
Despite his university posting a major deficit, Deakin’s vice chancellor received a more than $130,000 pay bump last year. Professor Iain Martin’s annual pay package is edging closer to $1m, with his salary bracket rising from $850,000-859,999 in 2021 to $980,000-989,999 in 2022. Meanwhile, staff have been locked in a pay dispute with the university … [Read more…]
The students with the biggest vocabularies in Australia have been found at Deakin University, new research reveals. And according to a new study Ms Toohey has nothing to worry about, with Deakin University students found to have larger vocabularies than their peers. The study, from WordTips, looked at student newspapers from universities in Australia, the … [Read more…]
Research beginning in Geelong will seek to improve the heavy transport sector with its carbon emissions. Here’s how. Deakin University’s hydrogen program Hycel, will partner with PACCAR Australia to develop zero-emissions solutions for the market, using the first hydrogen prime mover prototype in the country. The truck is one of 10 prototype Kenworth T680 Fuel … [Read more…]
Highly-regarded Geelong researchers are seeking a major overhaul of the food industry to address rife mental health issues. See what they’re calling for. In a newly published paper focused on the importance of food systems for brain health an international team, including staff from Deakin University, argues that today’s global food environments and systems are … [Read more…]