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Biodiversity

Meet Moss, the detection dog helping Tassie devils find love

…a deep bond and trust with his handlers. The detection dog-handler bond is crucial not only for his happiness, but also for working success and longevity. Research from 2018 found…

Science & Environment

Friend or foe: What does the discovery of five new coral species mean for the Great Barrier Reef?

…research demonstrates these estimates should be dramatically revised. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) Chief Scientist Dr Roger Beeden welcomed the research and the use of genetic tools to…

Science & Environment

Help bring the platypus back from the brink of extinction

…research projects in history. What’s involved when collecting water samples? https://youtu.be/30G16kOFN7U How do you get involved? Go to the Great Australian Platypus Search website to select your sampling sites and…

Science & Environment

OPINION: We can still keep global warming below 2℃

…an equally urgent need to invest in the research and development of alternative negative emission technologies, potentially with a smaller environmental footprint. Turning the slowdown into a decline It is…

Science & Environment

Milky Way swallowed a smaller galaxy

…says Dr Kenji Bekki, co-author of the research at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), part of the University of Western Australia. But living deep within the Milky…

Science & Environment

New website helps coastal councils adapt to rising seas

…Inundated areas shown in pale blue. (Source: NCCARF) The inundation maps (developed by the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information) show the average projected sea-level rise for a particular climate…

Climate

Bringing in the sea

…one struggling to lay lay down roots at Webb Beach, South Australia. Other partners include Flinders and Adelaide university research teams, Kaurna Traditional Owners, Adelaide Plains Council, BirdLife Australia, Birds…

Science & Environment

Searching for space rocks

…easier any search would be. Their analysis showed that the object came in at a very steep angle, with a velocity of 50,000km/h, and punched down low in the atmosphere,…

News

NASA launches Europa Clipper into space in search for signs of life on Jupiter’s moon

…advanced scientific instruments, the unmanned Europa Clipper will perform more than 40 fly-bys, searching for signs of habitability and potential life in this alien environment. A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket…

On This Day

On this day: HMAS Sydney (II) mystery solved

ON 16 MARCH 2008, 200km off the coast of Shark Bay in Western Australia, an international team of experts waited impatiently as a side-scan sonar searched for wreckage on the…

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