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Sydney & Melbourne: A tale of two cities

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Australia's two largest cities have much to celebrate. A historic rivalry is alive and well in research circles, as both capitals strive to attract the best researchers and produce science that makes a difference, writes Annabel McGilvray.

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  1. ^ Competitive grant funding from 2011-2014. Source: ÜberResearch

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