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An unexpected anomaly was found in the Pacific Ocean – and it could be a global time marker
Short-term politics keeps stalling long-term fixes. This bill offers a way forward
Phillip Vermeulen appointed to RBNZ Board – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Do parties win elections because of their leaders, or in spite of them? History shows it’s a bit of both
Indigenous Scholars Awarded Funding to Improve Cancer Outcomes for First Nations People
A fierce tussle over a Northern Territory river reveals Australia’s stark choice on water justice
Human settlement key to extinction of New Zealand’s iconic Moa bird
Kōimi T’chakat Moriori – ancestors returning from Australia
Inaugural First Nations Cancer Scholarship recipients announced today
Urgent action needed to tackle ‘silent health crisis’ of rising temperatures
Google has dropped its promise not to use AI for weapons. It’s part of a troubling trend
AI is being used in social services – but we must make sure it doesn’t traumatise clients
An ‘earthquake swarm’ is shaking Santorini. It could persist for months
Recipients awarded 2025 Early-and Mid-Career Researcher Mobility Grants for outstanding research
Sweeping reform of the electoral laws puts democracy at risk. They shouldn’t be changed on a whim
What’s the difference between climate and weather models? It all comes down to chaos
Australians want less migration but support for international students remains steady
‘Serious concerns’: national assessment reveals rivers flowing into the Great Barrier Reef are getting more polluted
Peter Dutton is promising to slash the public service. Voters won’t know how many jobs are lost until after the election
As Trump deportations intensify, Pacific Island nations worry they could be overwhelmed
Labor’s dumping of Australia’s new nature laws means the environment is shaping as a key 2025 election issue
Poison baits were used on 1,400 feral cats, foxes and dingoes. We studied their fate to see what works
With the Gaza ceasefire in the balance, all eyes are on Benjamin Netanyahu’s trip to Washington
AusBiotech Congratulates Members Recognised in Australia Day Honours
ANU part of new $US150M partnership with Rio Tinto to support global energy transition
1975 was declared International Women’s Year. 50 years on, the ‘revolution in our heads’ is still being fought
3 reasons to fear humanity won’t reach net-zero emissions – and 4 reasons we might just do it
ACT Greens Launch Full Candidate Suite For Upcoming Federal Election
Why have Joe Biden’s preemptive pardons caused such a stir? A president’s pardoning power has few limits
Statement from Vice-Chancellor to Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights
Community Scholarship Benefits 18 Young People
Prisons don’t create safer communities, so why is Australia spending billions on building them?
To save Australia’s animals, scientists must count how many are left. But what if they’re getting it wrong?
New marsquake data could help solve one of our solar system’s ‘biggest mysteries’ 
It’s science, not fiction: high-tech drones may soon be fighting bushfires in Australia
Australians Want Scientists More Involved In Policy-making
Natural features and oil and gas structures influence the movement of whale sharks across the seascape
Australia among top five countries for high trust in scientists
Most of us trust scientists, shows a survey of nearly 72,000 people worldwide
STA Welcomes New Australian Research Council CEO 17 January
New Australian Research Council CEO
Why is one half of Mars so different to the other? ‘Marsquakes’ may have just revealed the answer
New Member For EPA Governing Board
Albanese says our laws would stop Elon Musk interfering in the Australian election. In truth, there’s little to stop him
Statement from ANU Chancellor and Pro-Chancellor on Vice-Chancellor Bell’s former role with Intel
DNA adds new chapter to Indonesia’s layered human history 
‘I don’t hold the hose, mate’: Australia’s political history is full of gaffes. Here are some of best (or worst)
Relentless warming is driving the water cycle to new extremes, the 2024 global water report shows

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