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Are We
Happy Yet?Former WA Premier Geoff Gallop will lead the Sydney Festival’s inaugural World Café discussion on the subject of happiness in the University’s Great Hall in January.
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Soil expert to present seminar at Copenhagen
The European Commission has invited Professor Alex McBratney to speak at the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen.
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Video: Graduate Show
Jewellery designers, painters, conceptual artists, sculptors. All have their work on show at this week's annual show at the Sydney College of the Arts.
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