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Heysen Trail pioneer Warren Bonython dies
Heysen Trail pioneer and South Australian explorer Warren Bonython has died at the age of 95.
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Plants can talk to each other
Plants are known to respond to light, but they can respond – and produce – sounds as well, new research says.
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Vale Jimmy Little: beloved musician dies
Beloved Aboriginal country music singer Jimmy Little has died peacefully at his Dubbo home.
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Aussies engineer world’s deepest solo dive
Movie-maker James Cameron has conquered the world’s deepest solo dive, with the help of a crack team of Aussie engineers.
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Wi-fi creator CSIRO wins $220m law suit
The CSIRO, whose invention made wi-fi come about, has won a huge law suit against US companies.
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Tens of billions of planets are inhabitable
Astronomers have found that 40 per cent of Red Dwarf stars in the Milky Way have a super-Earth orbiting them.
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Gnome roams globe in the name of gravity
A novel science experiment involving a jet-setting gnome aims to measure gravity in different parts of the world.
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Jawless creature had world’s sharpest teeth
A jawless, eel-like creature had the sharpest teeth ever known, according to a recent discovery of fossil remains.
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Trees have biological clocks
Trees have the same kind of biological clock that causes humans to suffer from jetlag, new research shows.
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Native fish returned to River Murray
More native fish will be re-released into the River Murray, to help conserve its fragile ecosystem.