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Lime plant with citrus canker identified in Karama
Green light for Adani mine one step away
Transpacific partnership to drive hydrogen uptake
Coordinator-general releases timeline for Carmichael mine approvals process
Adani could start in three weeks
Gold-coated fungi are new gold diggers
Aussie high school students receive prizes at International Science and Engineering Fair
Researcher: time to conserve North’s insects
Australia and Vietnam develop blueprint to fuel digital economy
Research reveals you could be unknowingly loading malicious content from “trusted” sites
Business welcomes R&D tax break for collaboration
New $5m research project to treat ‘untreatable’ cancers
Unsealed rainwater tanks could cause localised dengue outbreaks
Unsealed rainwater tanks could cause Dengue outbreaks
Fire behaviour in wheat crops
Aussie science student rows her way to USA
Newcastle company delivers for new $188 million telescope
NT onshore gas code
Aussie homes getting larger and more efficient
OECD spotlights CSIRO’s Data61 as global blueprint for digital innovation
Statement on Adani Carmichael proposal
WA booklet consolidates knowledge on snails, slugs and slaters
Carmichael mine project
Statement from Minister for Environment
Queensland government should get on with remaining approvals for Adani Carmichael
New report explores blockchain’s future beyond bitcoin
Independent assessment by CSIRO and Geoscience Australia for groundwater management plans
CSIRO welcomes AI ethics national consultation
Creating Jobs, Protecting Environment: Delivering Regulatory Framework for Onshore Gas
CSIRO Appraisals scheme
Noble pursuit of ancient water secrets
Council gives motorsport precinct green light
Inbred invasive ants eat their sterile sons
Banana prawn pre-season briefings
Super smut fungus to combat smothering weed
Inland Rail on track to deliver for farmers
Statement in relation to Impromy
Four-fold increase in extreme heat days forecast for Whitsundays region
Inland rail offers agricultural savings on a plate
Thirty-fold increase in days over 35 degrees forecast for Townsville
Data61 expands robotics infrastructure
Indigenous STEM Awards winners passionate about innovation through culture
Innovation Masterclass drives business
Balloons #1 marine debris risk of mortality for seabirds
CFA Research: We need to burn to learn
Bright stars of Australian science recognised with Academy Awards
Space projects mark 30 years of Boeing-CSIRO partnership
Climate link between krill and whale populations uncovered

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