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Vast numbers of ocean species are unknown
Somewhere between one- and two-thirds of all species in the world’s oceans are still unknown to science, says study.
Science & Environment
An illustrated guide to the orchids of Australia
Stunning, mysterious, and diverse – Australia’s 1700 orchids are the jewels of our flowering plants.
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10 of the best Australian observatories
A little-known fact is that Australia, a land blessed with low light pollution, has more than its fair share of great observatories.
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How to safely view a solar eclipse
Here’s how to protect your eyes when viewing a solar eclipse in Australia.
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Solar eclipse: chasing the shadow
Chasing solar eclipses can be seriously habit-forming. Here’s a guide to catching a glimpse of this phenomenon.
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Gallery: The most poisonous plants in Australia (Part II)
They may not be able to run away as a defence from predators, but plants have developed poisons as their weapon.
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Australia’s poisonous plants, part II
They may not be able to run away as a defence from predators, but plants have developed poisons as their weapon.
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Best science and nature photos of 2012: ANZANG
The best Australian wildlife and landcape images of 2012 have been judged. See the amazing winners.
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Fostering hope for wallaby species
An ethically challenging conservation technique may help save an endangered species.
Science & Environment
10 most dangerous stingers in Australia
We unearth the crawling, swimming and creeping creatures that sting for predation and self-defence.