Innovative program helps reef and unemployed
An innovative new program is helping to solve youth unemployment and a thorny Great Barrier Reef pest
An innovative new program is helping to solve youth unemployment and a thorny Great Barrier Reef pest
Roughly 200km north of Melbourne, the Barmah-Millewa Forest forms the largest stand of river red gums in the world.
We head inside a new mitochondrial DNA bone lab to find out how this new technique is solving old crimes
The ANZANG 2015 Landscape competition asked for photographs of landscape or seascape, with minimal evidence of human settlement or interference.
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.
The ANZANG 2015 Botanical photography competition asked for photographs of flora. These could be habitat or portrait shots. This shortlist is testament to the gorgeous array of landscapes and plant life that surrounds us.
Plants communicate through their roots and can even create and respond to sounds. Experts are now asking – can they think, too?
The fossil of a totally unexpected tiny species of human was discovered in Indonesia in 2003. We look at what we know about this discovery and what facial reconstruction may reveal
Amid the buzz and the grind of our biggest metropolises, more and more sky gardens are beginning to bloom