Fixing oil spills and inventing biodegradable plastic: meet Year 12 student Angelina Arora
Science & EnvironmentWhat were you doing in Year 12?
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Explore the world from the microscopic to the galactic.
In pictures: Victoria’s pink lakes
Science & EnvironmentStrawberry milkshake or paint spillage? Nope, it’s just Victoria’s beautiful pink lakes.
Meet the artist behind these gorgeous natural history notebooks
Science & EnvironmentThis one is for all the marine, bird and floral lovers out there!
WINNERS: Magical Land of Oz photo competition
Science & EnvironmentWe were thrilled with the high calibre of entries in our photo competition! A huge congrats to our winner Weston Campbell from Queensland who managed to stand out among the incredible entries.
Female bird song ignored by science, researchers say
Science & EnvironmentScientists have proposed new and innovative ways to study female bird song that was previously heavily understudied.
Everything you need to know about our iconic Illawarra flame trees
Science & EnvironmentThe Illawarra flame tree is a native beauty that rivals the jacaranda in spring and summer.
The artist behind the ‘A World of Environments’ Book
Science & EnvironmentHere, we chat to James Gulliver Hancock, the illustrator behind AG’s new World of Environments book, available now.
The summer bushfire you heard nothing about
Science & EnvironmentIn January 2019, fires burned across a 100-kilometre length of the iconic Tjoritja National Park in the West MacDonnell Ranges, from Ormiston Gorge nearly to the edge of Alice Springs.
The holly family has an ancient Australian lineage
Science & EnvironmentHolly is as Australian as the old man banksia.
Sharks and the media: how should we report?
Science & EnvironmentThe media is regularly held responsible for the fear people have for sharks and what’s been called ‘emotional’ or ‘reactionary’ policy making. Here, we chat to the experts about what has to change.