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Climate extremes in 2024 ‘wreaking havoc’ on the global water cycle
Monarch butterflies are in decline in NZ and Australia – they need your help to track where they gather
Urgent action needed to protect the Parma wallaby
An AI system has reached human level on a test for ‘general intelligence’. Here’s what that means
As China expands its cyber espionage and sabotage operations, how will the Trump administration respond?
A bitter rivalry is emerging in the Middle East between two old adversaries over the future of Syria
Gunnedah Community Scholarship Applications Close January 8
Harold Holt is a meme today, but when the prime minister went missing in December 1967, it was no laughing matter
Appointments To Reserve Bank’s Boards
APAC Ties Putting Aussie Scientists On World Stage
Australian innovators set for international science and technology collaborations
Chalmers unveils new look Reserve Bank, with women in the majority on both its boards
Judicial Appointments Announced 13 December
Leading By Example
Surprising Group Facing Lack Of Food In Australia
Tiny GPS Backpacks Bring Bush Stone-Curlew Back To Philip Island
Victoria To Host World’s First Quantum Diamond Foundry
Australia’s Extinction Tally Is Worse Than We Thought
The social media games: why sports teams and leagues aren’t just competing on the field
Around 9,000 species have already gone extinct in Australia and we’ll likely lose another this week – new study
The human right to science is 76 years old. It’s a reminder for us all to be more curious
As Australia’s giant trees succumb to fire or drought, we’re racing to preserve their vital genetic data
Appointments To Federal Court Of Australia 6 December
Staff lose confidence in ANU boss after more shocking revelations
France’s government has fallen and political chaos has returned. Here are 3 scenarios for what could happen next
NSW latest ground-breaking Aboriginal-led research project on precision medicine
Donna Nelson’s guilty verdict is not an aberration. Japan has a high criminal conviction rate for a reason
Young Aussies satisfied with direction of country amid voter power shift
‘Anonymous’ voting software used by some of Australia’s biggest companies is flawed, new investigation reveals
Rio Tinto and Imperial launch $150 million partnership to support the global energy transition
Pamela Helen Rickard Scholarship
For richer, but not for poorer: how Australia’s mental health system fails those most in need
A $13 billion, 30-year flop: landmark study reveals stark failure to halt Murray-Darling River decline
The Reserve Bank will now have a separate board just to set interest rates. Here’s why that’s significant
Inaugural Tri-Academy Partnership fosters Indigenous knowledge sharing across borders
After a disappointing COP29, here’s how to design global climate talks that might actually work
Will Donald Trump renegotiate the AUKUS treaty or walk away? That’s the $368 billion question
Announcing the recipients of the 2025 National Library of Australia Fellowships, Scholarships and Asia Study Grants
A milestone legal case from 35 years ago holds important lessons for how courts deal with scientific evidence today
Australian researchers win the ‘Nobel’ of high-performance computing
Union branches being ‘deserted’ in universities
Apartment demand on the rise as housing affordability slips further
Cost of living pressures behind Dictionary’s Word of the Year 
Focus On Southeast Asia Trade: Two-day Event
Aussie social cohesion steady, but strained by cost-of-living pressures 
Scientists uncover earliest evidence of fire use to manage Tasmanian landscape
Study maps missing piece of brain evolution  
Australian police are trialling AI to analyse body-worn camera footage, despite overseas failures and expert criticism