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Former Family Court judge Steven Strickland, who sat on the Full Court in Re Jamie, which authorised parents to prescribe children puberty blockers without the court’s consent, told The Australian ...

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The forensic 400-paragraph judgment of the Family Court’s Justice Andrew Strum, Re Devin, has made waves among lawyers, ...

In this interview, AZoCleantech talks to Salvador Alvarado of Thermo Fisher, about the use of Raman spectroscopy in advancing ...

Kelvin waves, which can extend up to 4,000 miles in length and be thousands of miles wide, move along the equator in the same direction as the Madden-Julian, only faster, said Quinton Lawton, a ...

The next chance of widespread storminess returning to the tropical Atlantic won’t be until around the first week of July. Other planetary phenomena at play A Kelvin wave, formally known as a ...

Kelvin waves, which can extend up to 4,000 miles in length and be thousands of miles wide, move along the equator in the same direction as the Madden-Julian, only faster, said Quinton Lawton, a ...