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MLA’s Sheep Genetics program goes from strength to strength
CSIRO confirms: nuclear not right for Australia
Magnetically Controlled Kirigami Surfaces Move Objects: No Grasping Needed
How primate eye tracking reveals new insights into the evolution of language
Woman Receives Second Fine For Dingo Offences
Enough is enough: Labor must do the right by West Coast salmon workers
Stay cool this summer: dealing with abuse when you’re just doing your job
Why children play the same game or watch the same show over (and over) again
International data confirms maths transformation
Marsden Fund changes will undermine prosperity and social cohesion
More proof Tasmanian students can’t afford Liberals’ education cuts 05 December 2024
Aussie Year 4 students achieve highest score ever in global study
Astronomer Granted 600,000 Supercomputer Hours By DOE
Whitworth Debate On Animal Research Wins Openness Award
Govt Guts Funding For Social Sciences And Humanities
Marsden Fund refocused for science with a purpose
NIQ Releases 2025 CMO Outlook Report
Science & Engineering Education Research and Innovation Hub recognised with Hidden REF Award
New research shows how long, hard and often you need to stretch to improve your flexibility
Flawed Great Koala National Park Process
Using sunlight to recycle black plastics: Additive makes materials useful
Lars H. Lund, one of the researchers on the Highly Cited Researchers 2024 list
Lars Lund, one of the researchers on the Highly Cited Researchers 2024 list
Cooperative Motion by Atoms Protects Glass from Fracturing
Predicting mother-calf humpback journeys vital in changing climate: study 
Cook Government seeks new ways to capture and store carbon
NZ welcomes Singapore food security delegation
Behind The Shot: photographing the flooding of Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre on Kalamurina Wildlife Sanctuary
Supporting Reef Citizen Scientists
Tide of public opinion supports stopping fish farming in Macquarie Harbour
ARC Supports UQ Research Capability
Researchers discover new treatment for rare immune disease
Five reasons your dog might really benefit from canine clothing
NZ’s GeoHealth Lab: 20 years of impactful research | University of Canterbury
Healing Paws: Pet Therapy Transforming Care At Epworth
There are 2 main ways to stretch – the one you should choose depends on what you want your body to do
Captain Tom Foundation report is a welcome reminder that charity is supposed to be solely for the public good
Petter Brodin, one of the researchers on the Highly Cited Researchers 2024 list
Ipswich waste operator handed ground-breaking odour nuisance penalty
Science Minister “asleep at the wheel” says science community, as science reforms continually delayed
Testing before buying leads to innovative service delivery
New Regional University Study Hub For Pilbara
Pay up: Australians say it’s time big polluters paid for the damage they do to the environment
Magnus Ingelman-Sundberg, one of the researchers on the Highly Cited Researchers 2024 list
Joint Research by MTR and HKUST Receives Multiple Awards at Hong Kong ICT Awards 2024
Call For Deep Dive Into Indian Ocean’s Ecosystems
Will Tasmanian Greens Back Down Too? 26 November 2024
Do the Greens still oppose 2,000 new homes at UTAS? 25 November 2024