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Scientists eavesdrop on fish chatter
Perth researchers are recording the vocalisations of a range of native fish.
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Ancient croc was mammal mimic
New fossils reveal a mammal-like crocodile that lived on land and chewed rather than chomped its prey.
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Australian oceans are most biodiverse
Australia’s waters may have up to 250,000 species, but many are unknown to science.
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Convict sites get World Heritage listing
Port Arthur, Freemantle Prison and Cockatoo Island are among 11 former convict sites inscribed this week.
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Why we shorten barbie, footy and arvo
New research looks at why Aussies use abbreviated slang terms.
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Canning Stock Route: the Aboriginal story
Aboriginal artists have joined together to present a collection of artwork, telling their history of the Canning Stock Route.
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In pictures: new deep sea creatures
Australian scientists have captured images from the ocean depths, revealing strange new critters.
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Rare bats to live inside Sydney artwork
Australia’s most expensive sculpture will be a haven for native species.
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New shark repellents under development
New shark repellents may prevent the animals being caught as bycatch on longlines.
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Plastiki sails into Sydney Harbour
After sailing 8,000 nautical miles, the boat made from plastic bottles has arrived in Sydney and will be here for a month.