#ICYMI Did over 5000 mysterious holes in the Andes function as an ancient marketplace and ‘spreadsheet’ for Inca accounting? @jbongers.bsky.social from Sydney Uni’s Vere Gordon Childe Centre shares insights in New Scientist. #Archaeology #IncaHistory #ResearchImpact Read here: bit.ly/3LwI8gG

#MediaAlert As world leaders head to #COP30, new insights from leading researchers warn thousands of major conservation projects fail to deliver lasting impact - a threat to global carbon & biodiversity goals. Read more here: srkr.io/63320tfw#MediaAlert#COP30#ClimateAction #NatureEcologyEvolution #Biodiversity

#ICYMI New analysis from our business expert Dr Anish Purkayastha questions whether there’s a growing accountability gap in foreign-owned firms like Optus and Qantas. He says when major corporate failures occur, Australians expect more – especially on CEO pay. Read it here: bit.ly/49HqVel#ICYMI#tripleO

#ICYMI The Australian newspaper reports on a major study that showed a yoga-based program increased fall risk in older adults. USYD’s Prof Anne Tiedmann says the results surprised researchers — and suggests it’s time to rethink falls prevention. Reporter Penny Timm's full story here: bit.ly/4nBwNct#ICYMI

#MediaAlert This week's COP30 summit in Brazil arrives at a crucial moment, with global climate targets - aiming to restrict global temperature rise to 1.5C - under strain. Our experts on finance, health, energy & conservation are available for comment to media via +61 2 8627 0246.

MediaAlert# Youth health takes the spotlight at Parliament House as AAAH hosts its National Youth Health Showcase - uniting experts and youth leaders to push for reform. Dr Davies can comment on youth-friendly care and inclusive research. Call +612 8627 0246

MEDIA ALERT: Sydney researchers have revealed how 1.5 billion years ago the breakup of a supercontinent paved the way for the emergence of all complex life - including plants, animals and fungi. Professor Muller is available for interview on +612 8627 0246.

ALERT: After Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s meeting with US President Donald Trump overnight, rare earths are front and centre of US-Australian relations. Dr Lian Sinclair, an economic geographer in the School of Geosciences, is an expert in the global production networks of critical minerals.