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Searching for 'Planet Nine'

…begun searching through astronomical surveys, such as the WISE survey, the Catalina Sky Survey, and the Pan STARRS surveys in the hope of making a sighting. So far, nothing has…

Nature & Wildlife

Rare ‘purple cauliflower’ coral off NSW coast may be extinct within 10 years

…research found cauliflower soft coral may become extinct in the next decade unless we urgently protect and restore it. Lilac underwater gardens Cauliflower soft corals are predominantly found in estuarine…

News

Pythons found to be highly-sustainable food source

Farmed pythons may offer a sustainable and efficient new form of livestock to boost food security, according to new research from Macquarie University. A study in two South-East Asian commercial python farms…

History & Culture

Indigenous rock-art sites ‘chosen’ for vantage

The rock-art sites in Arnhem Land’s Red Lily Lagoon were ‘chosen’ for their critical vantage points, research from South Australia’s Flinders University has revealed. The Flinders University research team, working…

Climate

The Southern Ocean: An ocean like no other

…temperature as they drift with currents in the Southern Ocean. NIWA/Daniel Jones, Author provided The research vessel Kaharoa holds the record for the most deployments of Argo probes in the…

Science & Environment

Searching for Aussie dinosaurs

…they’re unable to find it. They spend half an hour searching the vast, flat landscape – and find a third scatter of dinosaur bones in the process. Recently excavated bones…

Nature & Wildlife

Skink on the brink

…it for another 25 years. And for nearly nine years – between 2014 and 2022 – no one could find it. But this wasn’t acceptable for Jules Farquhar, a research…

History & Culture

12 female physicists you need to know about

…to physics, particularly in the fields of radioactivity, nuclear physics, astrophysics and astronomy. Today, contemporary female physicists – who include several Australians – are carrying out groundbreaking research and advancing…

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Two year study shows living seawalls promote regeneration in Sydney Harbour

Newly published research on the world-leading Living Seawalls marine science initiative has produced solid evidence for the environmental benefits of these installations, based on extensive data collected over two years…

Nature & Wildlife

'We now have the army we need' to bring the Tasmanian tiger back to life, says Melbourne scientist

Earlier this year a team at The University of Melbourne established a research lab dedicated to developing technologies that could bring back the Tasmanian tiger (thylacine) species, officially extinct since…

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