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Nuffield Australia to highlight UN SDGs to tackle sustainability at online national conference
TRISH demonstrates performance of portable handheld ultrasound in space
Massive new animal species discovered in half-billion-year-old Burgess Shale
160,000 hectares returned on path to reconciliation
NSW raises climate targets, Federal Govt still missing in action
Lift-off for Adelaide space company
Twenty groups pitch business ideas at first School of Engineering E×S Challenge
Marine conservationists welcome $3m to help tackle water pollution in our Reef
Australian Antarctic Division drills into ambitious new season 28 September 2021
Beyond ‘Wilderness’ – Biodiversity Conservation Approaches Need Indigenous and Local Peoples
Deep Roots of ‘Anthropocene’ Can Be Found in Tropical Forests
NASA En Route to Arnhem Land
Windfarms offer up billions of investment dollars for Newcastle
Geological cold case may reveal critical minerals
Uncovering galaxies buried in dust at cosmic dawn
Peering into Moon’s shadows
Victoria’s biggest earthquake on record
Discover more about local minerals exploration 23 September
New WHO Air Quality Guidelines: what they mean for Australia
Wind energy can help Earth blow back climate calamity
Early, massive galaxies running on empty
Airservices Australia and Skykraft Sign Memorandum of Understanding
Get your culture fix up late in Sydney this summer
Hayabusa2 re-entry to improve Australia’s satellite positioning
Newly Discovered Greenland Plume Drives Thermal Activities in Arctic
Dimensional view of Milky Way
Continents were weak and prone to destruction in their infancy, study finds
Triceratops To Call Melbourne Home After 67 Million Years
Curious Kids: could dinosaurs evolve back into existence?
A New Species of Rare Phylum Loricifera Discovered in Deep-sea Surrounding Japan
Budget confirms mining’s role in Victorian recovery & job creation
New Investment in resources sector
Cornell tool connects farmers to Walmart climate goals
Christmas week: Worlds will align for spectacular heavenly sight
A new Head for Australian Space Agency
Attention Stawell and Ararat communities
Connectivity of Multicomponent Fluids in Subduction Zones
Discover more about local minerals exploration 12 November
$1 million grant awarded to additive manufacturing researchers
Weighing space dust with radar
NAIDOC 2020 – Always was, Always Will be
Minerals exploration boosts regional jobs
Council fires up for future
Ice loss likely to continue in Antarctica – even if climate change is brought under control, study warns
A tribute to Oscar and his fospice carer
Making water in Antarctic desert 21 October 2020
Stressed out volcanoes more likely to collapse and erupt, study finds
Oldest titanium provides evidence of one-billion-year-old preserved life