Imagine being able to watch organs and tissues work in real time. That’s the power of Positron Emission Tomography, or PET imaging, a technology that gives physicians and researchers a window into cellular processes.
In research…

Imagine being able to watch organs and tissues work in real time. That’s the power of Positron Emission Tomography, or PET imaging, a technology that gives physicians and researchers a window into cellular processes.
In research…

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A pioneering Tasmanian artist and potter, Eileen Brooker, is being celebrated in a book about her life and career by longtime friend Sue Abdullah.
The book — People, Pottery and Painting — highlights the 103-year-old’s significant contribution…

Young teenage girls and high school students sitting on a bench during high school recess and consulting their phones or…

In the late 1990s, Sanjay Shah and Rachelle Mendez were assigned to the same group project in a UC Berkeley rhetoric class. That collaboration would become a blueprint for two decades of friendship and creative partnership that led to…

When Meera (name changed on request) first sought medical help, she was 34, a mother of two, and visibly exhausted. She went to a doctor at a private clinic, complaining of tightness in her chest, an uncomfortable awareness of her…

The Community Benefit Principles will guide major investments to ensure lasting benefits for communities, workers and industries.
The principles intend to ensure that the benefits of significant public investment flow to local workers, industries and communities.
The Community Benefit Principles are:
The implementation of the Community Benefit Principles aims to:
We encourage individuals, communities, industry and other stakeholders to review the draft guidance and share your views. Your feedback will help shape how we implement the Community Benefit Principles and make sure they reflect the needs and expectations of all Australians.
Matthew Wooller couldn’t believe his ears after a California researcher rang his cellphone recently.
The radiocarbon expert said a few of Wooller’s submitted fossils were from woolly mammoths that stomped the…

The new change room, shower and toilet facilities at the Peninsula Leisure Centre pool (Woy Woy) is now open – in time the busy holiday period.
The facility now has:
• 3 new family change rooms
• Renovated male and female showers and change facilities
• Updated accessible change rooms
• New ventilation system
The program of works included full demolition, removal of outdated fittings and fixtures, and necessary structural repairs.
We thank members and pool visitors for their patience during the construction period.
The upgrades don’t stop there for Peninsula Leisure Centre!
A new indoor playspace is on its way. The play equipment is now being manufactured and will be installed and complete in time for the Easter school holidays.
See design and learn more
School holiday activities
Looking for school holiday activities? Check out our Leisure Centre school holiday program: