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Pope Francis dies: an unconventional pontiff who sought to modernise Catholicism
Tourism takes flight with new direct route from Kuala Lumpur reopening this year
Avania Strengthens Leadership Team With Pivotal Executive Appointments
CIFAL Victoria Publishes 2024 Annual Report
KI Researcher Daniel Helldén On Forbes 30 Under 30 List
Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency: What protects the one – and not the other?
APT Travel Group Celebrates the Christening of MS Estrela on the Douro River
With the end of Flybuys NZ, what happens to the personal data of nearly 3 million Kiwis?
Low iron is common in teenage girls – with vegans and vegetarians at greatest risk, according to our research in Sweden
The world could stop central Africa’s deadly mpox outbreak if it wanted to
Have Trump’s tariffs affected his popularity? Here’s what approval data shows
Dark energy may have once been ‘springier’ than it is today − DESI cosmologists explain what their collaboration’s new measurement says about…
HERE Technologies Showcases Software-Defined Vehicle Solutions for Chinese Automakers at Auto Shanghai 2025
Foreign teen charged for alleged recruitment role in international cash for killing operation
‘De-extinction’ of dire wolves promotes false hope: technology can’t undo extinction
Birmingham bin strikes: a threat to public health
Mysterious objects from other stars are passing through our solar system. Scientists are planning missions to study them up close
Trump has shown he will backtrack on tariffs. What does that say about how to wage a trade war?
First UK birth after womb transplant is a medical breakthrough – but raises important ethical questions
Does Russia have military interest in Indonesia? Here’s what we know – and why Australia would be concerned
WCS Dubai Speech – Brendan Sullivan, IATA Global Head of Cargo
Trump’s tariffs rollercoaster is really about Republican unity
Fools of love: men fall faster than women, study shows
New Monash study represents major steps forward to reduce Australia’s unintended pregnancies
From trauma to anxiety and depression, how online sexual harassment can seriously harm victims’ mental health
Why the meteorites that hit Earth have less water than the asteroid bits brought back by space probes – a planetary scientist…
KI researcher takes on leading role in European cell and gene therapy organization
KI-affiliated researcher takes on leadership role in European cell and gene therapy organization
Longest known seafaring venture 8,500 years ago brings hunter-gatherers to Malta before early farmers 
CGTN: China’s silver screen pivot: Why U.S. tariff policy is to blame
‘Trump fatigue’ is putting Kiwis off the news, with trust in media still low – new report
Deakin Researcher part of study of pharmaceutical pollution impacts on salmon
Pornography may be commonplace, but a growing body of research shows it causes lasting harm to the brain and relationships
Tiny cut marks on animal bone fossils reveal that human ancestors were in Romania 1.95 million years ago
US tariffs will squeeze the UK economy. Could the government buy itself some breathing space?
Friday 11 April
As more communities have to consider relocation, we explore what happens to the land after people leave
What happens to the land after people are forced to retreat?
Hopes of a ‘Brexit benefit’ from tariffs were short-lived. Here’s what Trump’s pause means for the UK
Race isn’t a ‘biological reality,’ contrary to recent political claims − here’s how scientific consensus on race developed in the 20th century
Neural Stem Cells Outside Brain
This chart explains why Trump backflipped on tariffs. The economic damage would have been huge
Medicines Amendment Bill passes first reading
A damning study of online abuse of female MPs shows urgent legal reform is needed
Tools like Apple’s photo Clean Up are yet another nail in the coffin for being able to trust our eyes
Qube’s proposed acquisition of MIRRAT not opposed, subject to undertaking
Desperate Adani Drags Dead People To Court
Human Presence In Malta Earlier Than Previously Thought

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