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1. Background a. This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research in schools, education and digital health literacy promotion. b. This Scholarship is funded by the Australian Research Council Discovery project funds.

1. Background a. Established in 2026, this Scholarship supports high-achieving third year undergraduate students majoring in Chemistry. The Scholarship has been generously donated by Rowe Scientific Foundation with the view to assist students achieve their educational aspirations in Chemistry at the University of Sydney. 2. Eligibility a.

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The research found Indigenous Australians remain almost three times more likely to experience vision impairment than non-Indigenous Australians. Hearing loss was also evident at much younger ages, with Indigenous Australians aged 50 to 59 almost three times more likely to experience moderate hearing impairment than their non-Indigenous peers. “Australia has made real progress in improving eye care over the past decade,” Dr Kha said.

The Communities and Universities Program is exploring how communities, universities and policymakers can work together more effectively to solve complex problems and create lasting change. Communities understand the challenges they face better than anyone. Universities generate new knowledge and ideas. Governments make decisions that shape people's lives. Too often, these three worlds operate separately.

A Good Childhood explores how policy, institutions and communities can create the conditions for every child to thrive. By connecting research, lived experience and public policy, the program is helping reimagine how Australia supports children and families to flourish. Australia has made significant investments in supporting children and families, yet many of the systems shaping childhood were designed for a different era. School hours no longer align with modern patterns of work and care.

Governments and public institutions exist to serve the public good. Yet too often, the people most affected by inequality and poverty are excluded from the decisions, policies and systems that shape their lives. At the same time, many institutions struggle to translate commitments to equity into meaningful action. This can reinforce disadvantage, weaken trust and deepen social division.