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Power of AI to help tackle genetic diseases
Australians are warming to minority governments – but they still prefer majority rule
Australian universities slash costs, staff and courses, while lavishing hundreds of millions on themselves
India and Pakistan are on war footing. Can they be brought back from the brink?
Echidna ancestors lived watery lifestyles like platypuses 100 million years ago – new study
Recognising outstanding contributions to NHMRC’s Principles of Peer Review
Democracy on display or a public eyesore? The case for cracking down on election corflutes
Independents may build on Australia’s history of hung parliaments, if they can survive the campaign blues
Why AUKUS remains the right strategy for the future defence of Australia
The major parties have announced their plans to address domestic and family violence. How do they stack up?
Politics with Michelle Grattan: historian Frank Bongiorno on dramatic shifts in how elections are fought and won
What would change your mind about climate change? We asked 5,000 Australians – here’s what they told us
Leaders trade barbs and well-worn lines in unspectacular third election debate
Australia had a national reckoning over domestic violence, but where’s the focus this election?
What Would Australia Be Willing To Go To War Over?
Finding the right balance of mental health support for young people in regional and rural communities
Falling Australian life satisfaction makes cost of living top election issue
Does Russia have military interest in Indonesia? Here’s what we know – and why Australia would be concerned
Fools of love: men fall faster than women, study shows
New quantum project to enhance secure timing
New Tech To Enhance Battlespace
Productivity reform has been put in the too-hard basket for years. Here’s why leaders leave it alone
Birds with backpacks released on Phillip Island
Here’s how a ‘silent’ tax hike is balancing the budget – with the heaviest burden on the lowest paid
Biotech and healthcare solutions dominate CSIRO’s ON Accelerate 9 cohort
Australia urgently needs to get serious about long-term climate policy – but there’s no sign of that in the election campaign
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Hugh White on what the next PM should tell Trump and defending Australia – without the US
Running for parliament is still a man’s world, with fewer female candidates – especially in winnable seats
Women disproportionately placed in unwinnable seats ahead of federal election
ChatGPT just passed the Turing test. But that doesn’t mean AI is now as smart as humans
Climate and health litigation mounting in Australia as exposure to extreme heat grows
Astrophysicist’s Galaxy Research Reaches New Heights
Leading minds and emerging stars: Academy announces recipients of prestigious honorific awards
Without women, Australia’s defence force will struggle to recruit enough people
Scientists reveal new toxin that damages the gut
Century-old clues reveal hidden threat to Australian songbird 
Grattan on Friday: Trying too hard for a special tariff deal with Trump could be the wrong way to go
Melodies of musical ‘starquakes’ shed new light on how our galaxy formed
Astronomers listened to the ‘music’ of flickering stars – and discovered an unexpected feature
Academy initiative funds introductory course on genomics research with Indigenous Australians
Show your working: how the ‘open science’ movement tackles scientific misconduct
Uncertainty and pessimism abound. Will fear be enough to push Dutton into office?
Everything you say to an Alexa speaker will be sent to Amazon – starting today
Australians almost never vote out a first-term government. So why is this year’s election looking so tight?
Can Peter Dutton flip Labor voters to rewrite electoral history? It might just work
Reliable science takes time. But the current system rewards speed
This budget’s tax tinkering isn’t the same as meaningful tax reform. Here’s why
Australia may no longer be a ‘deputy sheriff’, but its reliance on the US has only grown deeper since 2000

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