Science & Environment
Australian inventors: Alan Walsh redefines chemical analysis
From a eureka moment in the garden to an Australian innovation that launched a multi-million dollar industry
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Australia’s Nobel Prize winners
From discovering the universe is expanding increasingly rapidly to experimenting on themselves with bacteria cocktails, these are our Nobel Laureates
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Deadly shark attacks in Australia: a timeline
Just over a quarter of all shark attacks in Australia are fatal.
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Pluto revealed: What to expect of the New Horizons fly-by
The mission and why our first real look at Pluto might help explain the mysterious icy ‘doughnut’ around our Solar System.
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Innovative program helps reef and unemployed
An innovative new program is helping to solve youth unemployment and a thorny Great Barrier Reef pest
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VIDEO: Australia’s largest river red gum forest
Roughly 200km north of Melbourne, the Barmah-Millewa Forest forms the largest stand of river red gums in the world.
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Forensics: inside the bone lab
We head inside a new mitochondrial DNA bone lab to find out how this new technique is solving old crimes
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ANZANG 2015 Landscape shortlist
The ANZANG 2015 Landscape competition asked for photographs of landscape or seascape, with minimal evidence of human settlement or interference.
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ANZANG 2015 Our impact shortlist
The ANZANG 2015 Our impact competition asked for photographs that reveal the human impact on nature – be it terrestrial, marine or atmospheric. The impact could be either positive or negative.