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The story of birds: a new history from their dinosaur origins – extract of Steve Brusatte’s new book
CSIRO inquiry highlights urgent need to rebuild Australia’s STEM workforce and research capacity
Albion and Tecnotree Partner to Deliver Next-Generation VAS Platform for TELUS in North America
Intel and FPT Collaborate to Advance AI-Driven Autonomous Factories with Digital Manufacturing Platforms
HubLab Launches as Australia’s Regulatory Intelligence Layer — Backed by One of the World’s Most Advanced Regulatory AI Engines and Already Delivering…
Telco complaints data highlights wait times and escalations
Dawn Chorus Day: a composer on the musical styles of birdsong
New research shows men still outnumber women as experts in science news
HERE and KOTEI partner to build AI-native navigation for the software-defined vehicle era
Meta and Microsoft have joined the tech layoff tsunami – but is AI really to blame?
Foldable origami-inspired antennas for CubeSat satellites
SNOWY HYDRO RELEASES 2025 COMMUNITY BENEFITS REPORT
Landmark privacy determination puts rent tech platforms on notice. But renters remain vulnerable
Leading Coordinated Fight Against Fruit Spotting Bugs
Update On Eris TestFlight1 Investigation
Students step onto farms to help grow the future value of Australian horticulture
New Catalyst That Redefines Ammonia Decomposition
Scientists finally know how old the Twelve Apostles are – and they’re much younger than anyone thought
How scientists changed their view of insomnia
AI has crossed a threshold – what Claude Mythos means for the future of cybersecurity
Why some countries give away free electricity and even pay consumers to use it
What we lose when artificial intelligence does our shopping
Orezone Reports First Quarter 2026 Gold Production
PlasmaLeap funding shows appetite for safeguarding fertiliser supply
Kenichi Iga and Fumio Koyama receive the 2026 Japan Academy Prize
Infosys Announces Strategic Collaboration with OpenAI to Accelerate Enterprise AI Transformation and Unlock AI Value at Scale
Is your cat or dog overweight? Why simply feeding less doesn’t always help
How a key regulatory protein guides cartilage formation during embryonic development
Our unsung hero of science: Friedrich Miescher, the man who discovered DNA
HERE joins SOAFEE to bring expertise in AI-powered mapmaking into open software-defined vehicle platforms
Coral reefs are secretly connected across vast oceans – and that’s crucial for their survival
How does imagination really work in the brain? New theory upends what we knew
eSafety asks gaming giants what they are doing to prevent grooming and radicalisation
MOVA AtomForm Debuts Palette 300 on Rapid + TCT Boston 2026, Featuring 12-Nozzle Automatic Swapping Technology
From floppy discs to Claude Mythos, how ransomware grew into a multibillion-dollar industry
Teledyne e2v introduces the Caiman module: a compact imaging solution for low light imaging
Apple chief executive Tim Cook resigns after 15 years. What’s next for the tech giant?
Schools lead new push to help children eat more vegetables
TAL expands Microsoft partnership to accelerate digital transformation and uplift AI skills
AI Detects Early Signs Of Diabetes From Heart Signals
AI Use Accelerates In Telco, Media And Gambling Sectors
Birds and monkeys in the Amazon share information via ‘internet of the forest’: new research
Tim Cook to become Apple Executive Chairman John Ternus to become Apple CEO
Johny Srouji Named Apple’s Chief Hardware Officer
40 years on from the disaster, why there are foxes, bears and bison again around Chernobyl
Our Large Hadron Collider results hint at undiscovered physics
Preserved orchids show pollination has fallen 60% since the 1970s
A new way to detect life beyond Earth without knowing what life looks like

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