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Building closures on campus

Building closures on campus
30 April 2021
There has been a fire at building 13b on the Acton campus, between Baldessin Precinct Building and School of Art and Design. The fire is out and there is no immediate danger. No one is injured. The local area is closed. Please stay away from the affected area.
There is no access to the following buildings and carparks today, Friday 30 April:
Baldessin Precinct Building
Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies
School of Art and Design
Beryl Rawson Building
Classes are cancelled in the affected buildings.
Baldessin carpark permit holders will be able to park in other areas across campus in non-reserved and non-disabled places, with no infringements enforced. ....

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Update on building closures on campus

Update on building closures on campus
30 April 2021
Dear all
I am writing to provide an update on this morning s building closures caused by a fire at Building 13B.
Importantly, no one was injured.
ACT Emergency Services have cleared the surrounding area and confirmed it is safe with no hazardous materials in the precinct. Surrounding buildings and carparks, which were originally closed as a precaution and so a hazardous materials assessment could be undertaken, have been reopened and can now be used as normal.
If your class today was disrupted, the teacher of your course will advise you through normal class communications regarding any make up teaching sessions offered.   ....

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800-Year-Old Boomerang Discovered in Australian Creek

Ancient Boomerangs: Flying Multi-Tools
For Aboriginal people in Australia the boomerang represents the enduring strength of their culture. A National Museum s of Australia a (NMA) article explains that with more than 250 different language groups there were as many boomerang-making styles across the continent. The oldest Australian boomerangs ever discovered have been dated to about 20,000 years ago and at the most essential cultural levels, boomerangs feature in Aboriginal creation mythology in which mountains, rocks and rivers were formed after ancient ancestors threw boomerangs and spears.
Returning boomerang are thrown above flocks of ducks to simulate an attacking hawk and the fleeing ducks are trapped in nets. However, while we know the boomerang as a flying and returning weapon, like Thor’s hammer , the vast majority of boomerangs in Australia are of the non-returning variety. Skilled boomerang hunters can directly target animals or make the wooden tools ricoc ....

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