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When should we worry about bird flu making us sick? When we see human-to-human transmission – and there’s no evidence of that yet
Why El Niño doesn’t mean certain drought
This freaky slime mould from HBO’s The Last of Us isn’t a fungus at all – but it is a brainless predator
Australia’s red goshawk is disappearing. How can we save our rarest bird of prey from extinction?
Working women more educated but not more respected
Curious Kids: where does wind actually come from?
Clear nutrition labels can encourage healthier eating habits. Here’s how Australia’s food labelling can improve
Mining museum venom, bee memories and more: 2023 J G Russell awardees
The new major players in conservation? NGOs thrive while national parks struggle
Losing a calf to wolves in Sweden hurts. But if lions take one in Uganda, a farming family’s income is gone
MONASH RESEARCHERS APPOINTED TO KEY AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL ROLES
Exciting new chapter of expertise in Humanities and Creative Arts
Households find low waste living challenging. Here’s what needs to change
Farming with AI: Optimising pollination for better food production
Why Tasmania and Victoria dominate the list of Australia’s largest trees – and why these majestic giants are under threat
Gastro or endometriosis? How your GP discusses uncertainty can harm your health
Scholarships to improve NFP funding and heal collective trauma
There could be alien life on Mars, but will our rovers be able to find it?
In a new study, we’ve observed clues that distinguish the very deepest part of Earth’s core
Flooded Home Buyback scheme helps wash away the pain for Queenslanders
Herding cats: councils’ efforts to protect wildlife from roaming pets are hampered by state laws
ARC project helps barley breeders in fight against disease
Would a nature repair market really work? Evidence suggests it’s highly unlikely
Making high tech medical gels with Australian spinifex grass
Study finds LGBTQI people in cancer survivorship ‘surviving discrimination by pulling together’
We found 29 threatened species are back from the brink in Australia. Here’s how
AI can track bees on camera. Here’s how that will help farmers
Snakes can hear you scream, new research reveals
Snakes can hear you talking about them, new research reveals
New discovery to bulk up gluten-free fibre supplement
Could buccal massage – the latest celebrity beauty trend – make you look older, not younger?
$2.2 million for critical and impactful research
Energy transition at risk unless future needs of consumers are better understood
‘Forever chemicals’ have made their way to farms. For now, levels in your food are low – but there’s no time to waste
Australians likely to use more energy to stay in and save money
Research universities play vital role in protecting Australia’s national security
World-first ‘MossCam’ and smart sensor system developed by UOW researchers
Wind-powered cargo ships are the future: debunking 4 myths that stand in the way of cutting emissions
Australia is lagging when it comes to employing people with disability – quotas for disability services could be a start
Electric utes can now power the weekend – and the work week
Research receives $1.2 million through ARC Linkage Projects
Why a shift to basing vehicle registration fees on emissions matters for Australia
Smallest marine microbes share nutrients – briefly
Millions of satellite images reveal how beaches around the Pacific vanish or replenish in El Niño and La Niña years
We found 2.9-million-year-old stone tools used to butcher ancient hippos – but likely not by our ancestors
UniSQ awarded more than $1m for ARC Linkage Projects
Tanya Plibersek killed off Clive Palmer’s coal mine. It’s an Australian first – but it may never happen again
Bard, Bing and Baidu: how big tech’s AI race will transform search – and all of computing