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Major flaws cast aside in Adani approval
Phoslock improves water quality with science-based solution
Public information key to combatting rising ‘superbug’ threat
Scientists successfully develop heat resistant coral to fight bleaching
VivaZome licenses University of Adelaide stem cell technology
EXPERT COMMENTARY: ‘D614G’ mutation of SARS-CoV-2, virus that causes COVID-19
Lower Lakes water management informed by evidence-based science – Independent review finds
Flying foxes in SA exposed to zoonotic viruses
Oil and gas sector welcomes Queensland appointments
Cows and seaweed pair up to reduce emissions
Publicly-owned COVID19 vaccine manufacturer may be only way to save lives: Greens
Statement from CSIRO following News Limited reports
Arista high-fibre wheat on track to enter global market
New algorithms help scientists connect data points from multiple sources to solve high risk problems
Sink or Swim: mismatch between land and seafloor debris revealed in global study
Statement from CSIRO following News Limited reports and Senator Henderson statement
CSIRO appoints leaders for Data61 and Manufacturing
Coronavirus: CSIRO armed nation for infectious invader
Dr Sarah Pearce named NSW Telstra Business Woman of Year
First case of resistance in mites in Vic a red flag to enact strategies
Research sector answers Government’s call for best available evidence on COVID-19
Prestigious prize for forestry researchers
Statement from CSIRO regarding bat research
CSIRO report confirms CSG fracking is safe for environment
Egg farmers call for community input into CSIRO research program
CSRIO report confirms CSG fracking is safe for environment
GISERA examines hydraulic fracturing impacts on air quality, soils, groundwater and waterways
Ocean, ice and climate: online talk to explore latest science
CSIRO study finds hydraulic fracturing fears unfounded
Deworming delivers production benefits
QRC welcomes findings of three-year CSIRO study into hydraulic fracturing
Strategic plan charts course for Antarctic science
SMART drumline trial to be extended by 12 months
World Veterinary Day: Safeguarding animal welfare and food production during COVID-19
Update on bushfire emissions in Australia’s 2019-20 fire season
Windows will soon generate electricity
COVID-19 movement restrictions can be more targeted to allow relaxing of blanket lockdowns, says QUT researcher
Citizen science to aid bushfire recovery
CSIRO unlocks new way to understand evolving strains of SARS-CoV-2
Paddock Practices: Video series educates growers on profitable fertiliser use
Aurizon donates $250,000 to University of Queensland to fast-track development of COVID-19 vaccine
SKA Project Director’s Update – March 2020
Southern Cross University joins world-leading RRAP program to boost reef resilience
Australian researchers trace sewage for early warning COVID-19 spread
$150 million to drive innovations to boost Reef resilience
New virus in bats linked to AIDS-like disease decimating koalas
Early sown canola an option where there is stored soil moisture
Next gen solar cells perform better when there’s a camera around

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