Last Top Stories: Apple's new-found love for business apps boosts Townsville start-up SafetyCulture

Apple's new-found love for business apps boosts Townsville start-up SafetyCulture

Last week SafetyCulture founder Luke Anear got the kind of surprise every tech start-up dreams about. Apple told the Townsville-based entrepreneur they would be promoting SafetyCulture's flagship app iAuditor, a business tool used for quality control ... >> view original

Mount Isa to Townsville Economic Zone urges northern Australia to unite for ...

Glen Graham from the Mount Isa to Townsville Economic Zone said Government would need to work with community and industry groups to get projects moving. "We've got to work together and we've got to all support the projects that we all believe are going ... >> view original

Husqvarna Backs Up And Coming Townsville Dirt Track Star

He is very young, very tiny and very fast, and now Husqvarna Australia has offered talented dirt track up and comer Billy Van Eerde a hand at the right time, in the form of a brand-new Husqvarna TC 125 with which to race the Australian Dirt Track ... >> view original

Dolphins lap up Townsville sunshine in countdown to World Championships

Swimming Australia, June 19, 2015: Middle distance freestyle big guns led by two-time Olympic gold medallist Grant Hackett and emerging stars Mack Horton and David McKeon will face off in the 400m freestyle final on the opening night of the Swimming ... >> view original

SA jockey Amy Herrmann taken to hospital following fall during jumps trial

South Australian jockey Amy Herrmann has been taken to hospital following a fall during a jumps trial at Morphettville. Thoroughbred Racing SA said Herrmann was riding Urania Belle in a field of five when her mount stumbled and fell after jumping the final ... >> view original

CSL wins global rights to RAPIVAB

Australian biotech giant CSL has added to its expanding influenza vaccine business with a $33.7 million deal that delivers it exclusive rights to commercialise the RAPIVAB flu treatment across most of the globe. RAPIVAB will be commercialised by CSL's ... >> view original

Couch potatoes more likely to suffer anxiety attacks and bad mental health

Scientists have now found that long periods sitting on the settee are bad for your mental health as well as being terrible for your body. The tests on adults and adolescents found couch potatoes who spend their waking hours playing computer games, surfing ... >> view original

Girls with autism spectrum disorder may suffer in silence

Are girls just better at hiding the signs that would show them living with autism spectrum disorder? Related Items. Inspirational teen: 'why I help people with disabilities' · Tipoff sparks allegations of cells for autistic students · Mum's plight: garage sale for ... >> view original

ARA raises biosimilar switching concerns

The president of the Australian Rheumatology Association (ARA) has urged the PBAC to exercise caution over the substitution of biologics for biosimilars. Dr Mona Marabani says she has safety concerns over the 'a' flagging of biosimilars, which allows ... >> view original

Tattooed mum banned from breastfeeding has ruling overturned

A NSW Family Court has overturned a judge's decision to ban a tattooed mum from breastfeeding her 11-month-old son. Federal Circuit Judge Matthew Myers yesterday granted an injunction to stop the Sydney 20-year-old from breastfeeding because she got ... >> view original