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Indexation fails to deliver the income support increase people need
Australia’s million-year ice core quest departs Casey Station in Antarctica
Million year milestone: Traverse sets course toward the oldest ice 31 December 2022
The sky isn’t just blue – airglow makes it green, yellow and red too
FAO at COP15: What comes now?
Tokyo Tech team third at Kibo Robot Programming Challenge
Antarctica’s emperor penguins could be extinct by 2100 – and other species may follow if we don’t act
10 times this year the Webb telescope blew us away with new images of our stunning universe
Climate Impacts Are Increasing; Textbooks Aren’t Keeping Pace
Every Australian will be touched by climate change. So let’s start a national conversation about how we’ll cope
New leash on life for Dulux paint products
New fossil foot analysis reveals the surprising and varied lifestyles of dinosaur bird ancestors
What is air turbulence?
Growing ‘academic tree’
Samples From Asteroid Ryugu Help Us Learn About Earth’s Origins
Extinction cascades will decimate world biodiversity by 2050
Children to Witness Thousands of Animal Extinctions in Lifetime
O3b mPOWER Satellites Signal After Dual-Stack Launch Successful
Preventing Collisions of Small Satellites
DUG Tech: Seismic Success Achieved by Member
Bacterium on International Space Station developing drug resistance
Homes need help to get off gas
CP, Toyota to Explore Carbon Neutral Path in Thailand
Griffith’s Christmas Late Night Shopping
‘Swim between flags’ has been effective, but we need new message for unpatrolled beaches
Changes in Earth’s orbit may have triggered ancient warming event
Fossil gas cartel blackmailing Australians
Boeing’s Spectrolab to Power Earth Surface Survey Mission
Signals from ionosphere could improve tsunami forecasts
Liberal Arts Final Report best thesis winners present their work
No bailout for energy sector already getting almost 5 times more in subsidies than it pays in tax
New CSIRO report assesses Australia’s carbon sequestration potential
How views from space have changed way we see Earth
Why do cats knead?
Messy death of star
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope shows how several stars ‘stirred up’ Southern Ring Nebula
NASA space telescope shows stars don’t die alone
That’s wrap on GSWA Open Day 2022
PlantVillage Warrior View awarded $2 million from Google to fight climate change
From Rust Belt to Green Belt: Penn State leads nuclear research alliance
UNSW researchers excel in Royal Society of NSW Awards
Oldest DNA ever found reveals a snapshot of a vanished world
Reverse nature destruction with strong goals at COP15
Avoiding climate breakdown depends on protecting Earth’s biodiversity — can COP15 summit deliver?
What is Law of Sea and why is it so important?
New tech’s potential to significantly reduce energy storage costs
Achieving nature- and people-positive future
Frog sounds set to light up music charts