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Royal Society Fellow to explore Earth’s ‘magnetic’ relationship with Sun
Marine heatwaves a bigger threat to coral reefs than previously thought, scientists find
More than 100 years of Arctic sea ice volume reconstructed with help from historic ships’ logbooks
Boeing-built Satellite to Bring Affordable Broadband to Africa, Europe, Middle East
KONKA Established Joint Venture for Middle East and African Market
Case study: How NBN is changing way we farm
Neumann rockets into space at Lot Fourteen
A new UK astronomy instrument is set for Mexico
Museum gets un- Apollo-getically space themed for national science week
A new Inspector-General for basin
TESS satellite uncovers ‘first nearby super-Earth’
Rocket science at JCU
Groundwater policies fire up air pollution in northwest India
KONKA to Establish New Factory as a move to Captivate Market in Middle East and Africa
Saber Astronautics given mission control status for CUAVA-1
Sharks under threat from fisheries across globe
Industrial fishing poses threat to sharks
Careful analysis of volcano’s plumbing system may give tips on pending eruptions
Major global study shows Australia’s shark hotspots need protection from industrial fishing
Boeing Reports Second-Quarter Results
SkyNet Aviation brand name trademarked by leading Australian satellite communications company
Linking telecommunications, social media and farm safety
Boosting South Australia’s wine and tourism industries
Mission complete: USQ unveils new space facility
Farmers to open their gates to WA teachers in bid to bridge urban-rural divide
NAIDOC Week emergency services community day at Lake Tyers Trust
More cancer patients get help to quit smoking
Rocket Man: Welsh hero of NASA’s moon landings
Flying chariots and exotic birds
Splendour’s science experiment wows festivalgoers
$1.5 million for Mornington Peninsula Shire Youth Services Hub
Swinburne offers space-focussed short courses
Research project to target real-time sensors for infrastructure
For these University researchers, mobile cinemas in China are a lens on society
‘Bad’ internet’ not an option for Deanna
Boeing Reports Second-Quarter Deliveries
Statement regarding issues raised on Four Corners
Entries closing soon for Grand Parade
Tramper airlifted to safety
Curtin to test ‘mini’ satellite in orbit with European Space Agency
Government to build new schools and classrooms for 100,000 students
New IMAS exhibition highlights growing use of drones in science
Sunsea AIoT and SIMCom Unveil Sunsea AIoT’s Latest 5G Products
Water Regulator inspecting Hawkesbury and Hills agricultural operations
CSL Behring Delivers on its Promise to Advance Bleeding Disorder Treatment Research by Supporting 16 Data
Using artificial intelligence to better predict severe weather
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