We spoke about this UQ home kit well before this brisbanetimes oct 2020 article (see bottom of page )last year .
their is a whole sector in Qld that has developed.
They do talk to each other but hey dyor......

.......here a small sample of UQ article https://stories.uq.edu.au/contact-magazine/2021/testing-times-call-for-at-home-testing-measures/index
early years of this century were a good time to be at UQ and to be interested in biotechnology. In 1998, the Queensland Government had instigated a 'Smart State' strategy, which aimed to provide a better-trained workforce in emerging areas such as biotechnology, so that the state was less dependent on industries such as mining and tourism.

The 'Smart State' strategy was especially evident at UQ. In 2000, the Institute for Molecular Biology – now the Institute for Molecular Biosciences – was opened, while in 2003, the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology and the Queensland Brain Institute also opened on UQ’s St Lucia campus.

“It was fairly visionary stuff from Peter Beattie (then Queensland Premier) and others,” Parsons said.

“The idea was to get great science at the universities, spinning off from that, would be new technology companies, and the vital part was that the companies would stay in Queensland.

Fancy a cup of COVID? UQ team develops low-tech isolution for rapid testing

Stuart LaytOctober 6, 2020 — 12.00am

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