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Predicting deadly jellyfish movement now possible
We may finally have found a way to predict the arrival of the world’s most venomous jellyfish, after a link to trade winds is found.
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Nature & Wildlife
Last thylacine bit cameraman on buttocks
During the filming of one of the last living thylacines, the camerman was bitten on the buttocks by one.
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Rare baby wombat introduced to public
Taronga Zoo’s second baby wombat is proof of breeding success with these notoriously difficult-to-pair natives.
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Corroboree frog eggs released into Kosciuszko NP
This critically endangered native frog has a fighting chance for survival with the latest release of eggs into the wild.
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Flatback turtle migration routes mapped
The migratory paths of the little-studied flatback sea turtle have been mapped by a satellite tracking study.
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World’s biggest gold coin on display in Perth
The world’s biggest, and most expensive gold coin is back at the Perth Mint on permanent display
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Rare solar eclipse over Australia on 29 April
A partial eclipse will occur over Australia and Antarctica
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National tribute to lifesavers who perished in war
In the lead up to the centenary of Gallipoli, a national tribute to lifesavers who died serving their country has been unveiled
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World’s longest experiment drops 13-year blob
No-one had seen this 86-year-old Australian pitch tar experiment drop, until now.
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Scientists shed new light on star birth
Predicting start formation has just become easier, thanks to new Australian research.