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Research dives deep to understand climate impacts on whales
Free extended outdoor dining permits
CEFC welcomes new ARENA funding
Design and Development Awards 2020 announced digitally
Venus’ Ancient Layered, Folded Rocks Point to Volcanic Origin
Cash boost for world’s most powerful telescope
Can life survive a star’s death? Webb telescope will explore
Breakthrough telescope in Chile renamed for benefactor alum
Life on Venus? Traces of phosphine may be a sign of biological activity
Solar cycle 25 has begun
Modern theory from ancient impacts
Sunshine Coast Stadium confirmed for Women’s State of Origin
Supporting Jobs on Country: $1.4 million in new Aboriginal Ranger Grants Awarded
How to harness power of biosolids to make hydrogen
Digging into soil organic matter
Reducing Nitrogen with Boron and Beer
Hints of life on Venus
MDetect spins out from Swinburne: taking deep tech to new depths
Vision for Laverton to become a reality
Weapons of gas destruction: lifting lid on emissions from gas
Funding flows into liquid fuel strategy
Seagrass loss fuels carbon emissions: study
Wood-burning and air quality: Are you using your wood heater correctly?
Explainer: why meteors light up night sky
Ticket information: Storm v Cowboys blockbuster a Sunday footy family affair
ACT Government announces first all-electric public hospital in Australia
A derecho debrief: Not even a scientist/storm chaser expected August 10 storm
Green light for Shire Business Centre development
History repeats as coral reefs are devastated
Wonderland Under Stars set to dazzle at NAFA COVID Safe
Fremantle Oval to host WAFL Grand Final
Hawkesbury Paddlewheeler back on water
Oceans and bushfire events feature in National Science Week
Asbestos disease still impacts community 27 August
Former Students Take Legal Action For Anti-Semitism
World-first study challenges impact of net mangrove loss on climate change
Melting Antarctic Ice Sheet could bring half a metre of sea-level rise
Asteroid 2018 VP may be heading for Earth. But theres no need to worry
Coal Elimination Treaty needed urgently say UNSW academics
Spinning Black Hole Powers Jet by Magnetic Flux
February lockdown in China caused a drop in some types of air pollution, but not others
From top of Range to depths of Atlantic Ocean for USQ climatologist
Foulden Maar research points to a future global greening
Plants take in less carbon in a warming world
Tasmanian forests are well managed and sustainable
Microbes living on air a global phenomenon
Company found guilty over gas breach which harmed 26 people
Green practices can negate climate emissions on NY farms