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‘Signalgate’ was damaging to the Trump administration. It could be deadly for Yemeni civilians
Using tranquillisers on racehorses is ethically questionable and puts horses and riders at risk
Discovery of Quina technology challenges view of ancient human development in East Asia
From trading nutrients to storing carbon: 5 things you didn’t know about our underground fungi
Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be ‘climate positive’. Will it still leave a green legacy?
What are caretaker conventions and how do they limit governments during election periods?
Ants in your house? Here’s how they get everywhere – even high up in tall buildings
Australians almost never vote out a first-term government. So why is this year’s election looking so tight?
Labor’s in with a fighting chance, but must work around an unpopular leader
When a 1-in-100 year flood washed through the Coorong, it made the vital microbiome of this lagoon healthier
Happy dogs make happy humans, and 9 other reasons science says dogs need to chew
Every 3 years, we play the election date waiting game. Are fixed terms the solution?
Non-compete clauses make it too hard to change jobs. Banning them for millions of Australians is a good move
New CSIRO Scholarships Support QUT Roboticists
What makes a good search engine? These 4 models can help you use search in the age of AI
What works to prevent violence against women? Here’s what the evidence says
Protecting salmon farming at the expense of the environment – another step backwards for Australia’s nature laws
A budget splash to conserve 30% of Australia’s lands will save species – if we choose the right 30%
Plants breathe with millions of tiny mouths. We used lasers to understand how this skill evolved
Silicosis is ruining the lungs of construction workers. An AI-powered breath test can detect it in minutes
‘Literally just child gambling’: what kids say about Roblox, lootboxes and money in online games
Australia’s ‘coercive’ news media rules are the latest targets of US trade ire
The search for missing plane MH370 is back on. An underwater robotics expert explains what’s involved
Antarctic bases are hotbeds of stress and violence. Space stations could face the same challenges
AMA Formally Adopts Declaration Of Helsinki
You can catch the ‘nocebo’ effect from family, friends – even social media. But what is it, actually?
We found the only kangaroo that doesn’t hop – and it can teach us how roos evolved their quirky gait
New intramuscular fat measurement technology available to sheep industry
Sand-sized fossils hold secrets to the history of climate change
Lethal Synthetic Opioids Found In Australian Wastewaters
Scientific misconduct is on the rise. But what exactly is it?
ASIC puts payday lenders on notice they may be breaching the law
You’ve heard of the Big Bang. Now astronomers have discovered the Big Wheel – here’s why it’s significant
Non-compete agreements and other restraints can end up hurting Australian workers – and all of us pay the price
Hundreds of livestock breeds have gone extinct – but some Australian farmers are keeping endangered breeds alive
Statement on US Government intervention in Australia-US research collaboration
Whatever happens to Star, the age of unfettered gambling revenue for casinos may have ended
Three years after Russia’s invasion, a global online army is still fighting for Ukraine
Not just bees and butterflies: beetles and other brilliant bugs are nature’s unsung pollinators
How plants could help power the green energy transition  
Digital mental health programs are inexpensive and innovative. But do they work?
Yes, it’s a terrible idea to pick up or interfere with wild animals – especially baby wombats. Here’s why
Tonnes of microplastics infiltrate Australia’s agricultural soils each year, study shows
Quantum-inspired Cameras Capture Start Of Life
Generative AI and deepfakes are fuelling health misinformation. Here’s what to look out for so you don’t get scammed
Mysterious radio pulses from space have been tracked down – and the source is not what astronomers expected
Despite recent increases, JobSeeker still leaves people below the poverty line. Here’s why that affects us all
‘Benevolent’ bosses are also more generous with their company tax information