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Zomi Frankcom is a tragic victim in the stalemated Israel-Hamas war, but don’t expect Australia’s approach to change much
Daylight saving has 80% support in Australia and a majority in every state
What Breaking Records Really Means For Human Health
Goatmeat Exports Surge In 2023
Ozempic isn’t approved for weight loss in Australia. So how are people accessing it?
Even hands-free, phones and their apps cause dangerously distracted driving
NZ-NASA Research Partnerships Announced
Why artificial submarine curtains won’t save West Antarctica’s retreating glaciers
United States lifts ban on New Zealand fish exports
Australian ‘bush glass’ bears the fingerprints of a cosmic collision with an iron meteorite
Food fraud is a growing economic and health issue – but AI and blockchain technology can help combat it
Peter Dutton says Labor is pushing Australia ‘over an energy cliff’ as he talks up nuclear
Tell Me On Sunday 2 April
Optiscan Imaging announces the appointment of US clinical and regulatory heads
Sailor takes a shot at world stage
The rise of Ozempic: how surprise discoveries and lizard venom led to a new class of weight-loss drugs
Considering taking a weight-loss drug like Ozempic? Here are some potential risks and benefits
Hospice care for those with dementia falls far short of meeting people’s needs at the end of life
Who will Trump pick as his running mate? In 2024, the ‘Veepstakes’ are higher than usual
United States and Australia collaborate on integrated air and missile defence Test
United States Marines return to the Top End
What is Volt Typhoon? A cybersecurity expert explains the Chinese hackers targeting US critical infrastructure
Many travel nurses opt for temporary assignments because of the autonomy and opportunities − not just the big boost in pay
Gut microbiome: meet Klebsiella pneumoniae – an opportunistic pathogen that is harmless to some, but causes severe disease in others
After the Baltimore bridge collapse, we need clear-eyed assessments of the risks to key infrastructure
A rare condition makes other people’s faces look distorted. Why a new case is important
Florey researchers unlock how to use mRNA to target Alzheimer’s disease
Baltimore Key Bridge: how a domino effect brought it down in seconds
Could spending a billion dollars actually bring solar manufacturing back to Australia? It’s worth a shot
Renowned former Australian defence leaders make up Swinburnes Defence Advisory Board
Successful Start to Statewide Consultation and Engagement Tour
Quantum computing just got hotter: 1 degree above absolute zero
Critics of NZ joining AUKUS need to answer a crucial question: what exactly is an independent foreign policy?
Australia must wean itself from monster utes – and the federal government’s weakening of vehicle emissions rules won’t help one bit
Australian team plays pivotal role in US project
When does anti-Zionism become antisemitism? A Jewish historian’s perspective
Sugarcane Genetics More Complex Than Human
The first pig kidney has been transplanted into a living person. But we’re still a long way from solving organ shortages
Finland is the happiest country in the world – but our research suggests the rankings are wealth and status-oriented
The total solar eclipse in North America could help shed light on a persistent puzzle about the Sun
Horses lived in the Americas for millions of years – new research helps paleontologists understand the fossils we’ve found and those that…
View from the Hill: Albanese hit by unexpected wave as he tries to clear the decks
Science protected in Defence exports law passed by parliament
Landmark legislation to bolster national security and remove red tape for Australian industry
Burgundy Diamond Mines announces 2023 year-end results
New Vehicle Efficiency Standard Introduced
Customs Investigation Sends Waikato Man Behind Bars
Australia just committed $207 million to a major satellite program. What is it, and why do we need it?