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Need To Know with Dr Karl

Arthritic cane toads?

Did you know cane toads in Australia get arthritis and have weaker immune systems? Dr. Karl teaches us more about the toxic toads spreading across the nation.

On This Day

A history of Sydney’s Mardi Gras

This year is the 40th anniversary of Sydney’s annual Mardi Gras and follows on from the official legalisation of marriage equality in Australia.

On This Day

On this day: Happy 200th to Sydney’s Botanic Gardens

Two hundred years ago liquor was downed to celebrate the founding of one of Sydney’s icons – now home to almost 9000 plant species.

On This Day

On this day: The Batavia is fatefully wrecked

In 1629 a group of men murdered more than half the survivors of the Batavia wreck on deserted islands off WA, but 45 fought back and won.

Need To Know with Dr Karl

Australian breakthroughs: the invention of wi-fi

Dr Karl looks at the story behind how Australian black hole researchers invented wi-fi.

On This Day

On this day: $2 coins replace green notes

Did you know Australia once had its own mean, green paper note? That was until 1988, when the $2 coin rolled in.

AustroPalaeo

Digging for dinosaurs in the Gobi Desert

Join the Australian Geographic Society on a thrilling adventure in Central Asia to hunt for fossils with the Mongolian Academy of Sciences.

History & Culture

On this day: Queen Victoria Building’s first block laid

It was a modest outdoor market that became one of Sydney’s grandest buildings.

On This Day

On this day: Tassie’s Jewish homeland plan

Was Tasmania a viable Jewish homeland option during WWII? A young Melbournite Critchley Parker thought so.

AustroPalaeo

Northern lights dinosaur was savage predator

An Australian palaeontologist has led the discovery of a new Velociraptor relative that lived within the Arctic Circle.

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