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Labor’s environmental law overhaul: a little progress and a lot of compromise
Flinders Finds Success With ARC
People with this rare visual condition see illusory faces more often, new study shows
Training Tomorrow’s Leaders In Radiation Science
In 2024, the climate crisis worsened in all ways. But we can still limit warming with bold action
Nine Newcastle teams secure $5.4m in ARC Discovery grants to unearth new knowledge
UNSW research excellence recognised with $35 million in ARC Discovery funding
Over $22 million invested to strengthen research partnerships across Australia
Monash leads the nation in ARC Discovery Project success
Monash Leads Nation In ARC Discovery Project Success
Rare reptiles are moving up mountains as the world warms. They can’t keep doing it forever
Curtin research projects receive significant ARC Discovery funding boost
Shining Light On Heart Disease Risk
Earth’s ‘boring billion’ created the conditions for complex life
Combating cancer and strengthening national security with new ARC Training Centre
Over $370 million invested in fundamental research to advance Australia’s knowledge
New Nano-material Takes Shape
Climate change is a crisis of intergenerational justice. It’s not too late to make it right
Most Australian government agencies aren’t transparent about how they use AI
High-tech cameras capture the secrets of venomous snake bites
Queensland’s forests are still being bulldozed – and new parks alone won’t save them
Ancient ‘salt mountains’ in southern Australia once created refuges for early life
Griffith-led project to unlock secrets of Australia’s rivers and fight nutrient pollution  
$27m Hub cultivates innovation in cropping research
Most Australians agree there’s a housing crisis. But they differ on what’s causing it – and how to fix it
QUT strengthens international ties through Bavarian collaboration
Hunters or collectors? New evidence challenges claim Australia’s First Peoples sent large animals extinct
Our brains evaluate food within milliseconds, long before we’ve decided to eat it
Switching off the huge Gladstone coal station in 2029 will cause problems. It needs a longer, smarter phase-out
Why are young people more likely to cast informal votes? It’s not because they’re immature
Should Humans Colonise Space? We Asked 5 Experts
Study Shows Blue And Green Spaces Boost Child Wellbeing
Monash Expert: Idea Of Australia And Exploring Our Convict Legacy
Historic First: New Disability Arts Archive Celebrates 50 Years Of Creativity And Change
Website Chronicles Five Decades Of Disability Arts In Australia
New Development Could Supercharge Prostate Cancer Treatment
Transforming Australian Agriculture: 5 Years Of Collaboration And Innovation
Experts Confirm That Victoria Has Worst Corruption Challenge In Australia
ARC-funded Researcher Wins 2025 Nobel Prize In Chemistry
Tiny Surface Shapes Steer Cancer Cells, Paving Way For Better Lab Tests And Safer Implants
US Startup Plans To Deliver ‘sunlight On Demand’ After Dark
Academy Fellow One Of Three Scientists To Win Nobel Prize In Chemistry
Neutron Scanning Coral Fossils Reveals Hidden Climate History
Global Efficiency Record For Large Triple-junction Perovskite Solar Cell
Extreme Weather Now Costs Australians $4
Birds All Over World Use Same Sound To Warn Of Threats
Here’s What Review Of IVF Industry Said Should Change – And What It Missed
‘Toothpick Grooves’ In Ancient Fossil Human Teeth May Not Be From Toothpicks After All