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‘It’s a house battery you can drive around’ – how a handful of Australians are selling power back to the grid from their cars
THE 2025 AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM EUREKA PRIZES NOW OPEN. Australia’s Top Science Awards Add Two New Prize Categories
It’s the most American of sports, so why is the NFL looking to Melbourne for international games?
DeepSeek’s success challenges assumptions about Chinese tech companies – and the US-China competition
On the Front Line uniting science and tourism to help protect the Reef
Researchers discover how cigarette smoke impairs critical lung immune cells
Should we sequence the DNA of every baby born in Australia? Soon, you could have your say
Surveillance tech is changing our behaviour – and our brains
Survey To Support Safer Online Communities Now Open
YouTube populists are driving South Korea’s political instability. It’s a warning for the rest of the world’s democracies
Wildlife Trade And Law
AICD Announces Board Changes 16 December
How is the Big Bash League faring after 14 years of ups and downs – and what’s next?
University Of Sydney Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Why Australian politicians are flocking to ‘Little Red Book’ to engage with Chinese voters
Retiring with debt? Experts explain downsizing, using super for your mortgage, and pension eligibility
QUT advertising educators get a gong in inaugural advertising educators awards
Australians’ cars are typically larger, heavier and less efficient than in Europe – here’s why
University Of Melbourne Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Some people say they have a high pain threshold. Here’s why
Global markets are likely to withstand a Trump-led US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement
ANROWS report reveals 77 per cent of LGBTQ young people have experienced workplace sexual harassment
‘Unprecedented’ climate extremes are everywhere. Our baselines for what’s normal will need to change
PLACE Announces Inaugural Board of Directors
Clinician scientist wins NSW’s top cancer research prize
Grants awarded to groundbreaking electrification projects
Gender inequality baked into treatment of women, dementia and aged care
We pay less for houses in one-in-100 year flood zones – but overlook risks of more devastating floods
Navigating Future Of Critical Minerals
Albanese Government invests in Australian innovation to give Defence a technological edge
Would a mandatory five-day working week solve construction’s work-life balance woes?
Jim Chalmers has provided an extra $900 million to boost productivity. But this ‘high priority’ problem is going to need an across…
Fetal monitoring can be essential during labour – but many women don’t realise they have choices
Whooping cough outbreak worst on record
Private health insurers are now offering GP telehealth services. Is this a risk to Medicare?
Scientists develop test to better track whooping cough strains amid national outbreak
The ‘big 4’ accounting firms often consult for the same clients they audit. Should that be allowed?
New research confirms flexibility key to achieving work-life balance
Engineering students unite to rescue the planet Gondwana
Internationally renowned mental health researcher Professor Helen Christensen AO named NSW Scientist of the Year
How do US presidential elections affect the economy and the stock market?
Over $35M will launch groundbreaking optical microcombs research at RMIT
Do electric cars greatly increase the average mass of cars on the road? Not in Australia
It would cost billions, but pay for itself over time. The economic case for air conditioning every Australian school
Exercise empowers lung cancer patients to take active role in treatment
Space architects boldy envisage building off-Earth colonies
New research reveals why the mighty Darling River is drying up – and it’s not just because we’re taking too much water
Quantum Leap Into Advanced Technologies