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Secrets of successful surfers revealed

…research into our elite athlete program, so the research is training and the training is research,” he says. Oliver’s findings were published in 2012 in The Journal of Strength and…

History & Culture

Did mega-drought destroy Aboriginal culture?

THE INTERVAL BETWEEN TWO styles of rock art in the Kimberley could be explained by a 1500-year-long mega-drought, new research suggests. The remote Kimberley region of northwest Australia is home…

Nature & Wildlife

Weird and wonderful discoveries: ancient underwater volcanoes bristle with sea life

…Museums Victoria Research Institute and CSIRO, in partnership with Bush Blitz, Parks Australia, Australian Museum Research Institute and the Western Australian Museum, the voyage is supported by a grant of…

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Have you ever seen a cockatoo open a wheelie bin? Watch this video

…opening bins. The authors gratefully thank the contributions of the survey participants and research volunteers; we acknowledge our co-authors of this research: Barbara, Lucy, Damien and Richard. This article is…

Science & Environment

Perfect storm led to Black Saturday bushfires

…further research,” he says. For this new research to be benefit fire predictions, it would need to be part of a larger fire-management strategy, however. “At the moment, we don’t…

Nature & Wildlife

Secrets of the Australian sea lion revealed

…they’ve spearheaded a project for the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) that could help save the sea lion from extinction. Moreover, their unique work with the species is…

Biodiversity

Moreton Bay, the bay of plenty

…research on dolphin behaviour, particularly communication, at Tangalooma in 2001. These days she’s working on the Moreton Bay Dolphin Research Project, established in 2014 in partnership with the Queensland Department…

Biodiversity

Conserving the Kabayan mummies: From an Australian classroom to the Philippines mountains

…Ibaloi woman,” Fen says. “When she passed in 2021, I was starting this course and wanted to connect to her and her heritage. “That led to this research pathway and…

Science & Environment

What it will take to rescue the Great Barrier Reef

…was a research team from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) whose aim was to collect coral colonies that had survived mass bleaching for laboratory research back at the…

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Cochlear implant scientist wins top award

…town clerk, but clown Clark.” When he started his research in 1967, Graeme, whose father suffered from hearing problems, says many people rejected his idea that electrical stimulation of the…

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Secrets of successful surfers revealed

Did mega-drought destroy Aboriginal culture?

Weird and wonderful discoveries: ancient underwater volcanoes bristle with sea life

Have you ever seen a cockatoo open a wheelie bin? Watch this video

Perfect storm led to Black Saturday bushfires

Secrets of the Australian sea lion revealed

Moreton Bay, the bay of plenty

Conserving the Kabayan mummies: From an Australian classroom to the Philippines mountains

What it will take to rescue the Great Barrier Reef

Cochlear implant scientist wins top award