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Tiny reef fish is surprise speedster

A SMALL REEF FISH can swim faster and more efficiently than large, open-ocean species, new research has revealed. The bluelined wrasse (Stethojulis bandanensis), found in the shallow reef waters of…

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'This was a star that lived fast and died young': James Webb Space Telescope images show a star's murder scene

…that is unlikely to eject its own planetary nebula for another five billion years,” says astronomy professor Orsola De Marco, from Macquarie University’s Research Centre for Astronomy, Astrophysics and Astrophotonics….

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140-year-old brain sample reveals Tassie tiger related to carnivorous marsupials, not wolves

…the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research in 1914. Vogt – who also studied Lenin’s brain – was the founding director of the institute, prior to the couple escaping the…

Nature & Wildlife

Gouldian finch: Australia's winged jewels

…The beneficiary of Mike’s extraordinary generosity is the Gouldian finch, one of the planet’s most beautiful creatures and one of Australia’s most endangered birds. Research into the species’ decline has…

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A new way to discover Antarctica: Fly over Drake Passage

…Antarctic Tour Operators) and supports global conservation, visiting scientist research programs and provides a platform for citizen science research through Happy Whale and e-Bird projects. Preserving Antarctica’s pristine environment while…

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'How many assumptions have been made?' There's a lot we don't know about echidnas

…years from her base at the Pelican Lagoon Research and Wildlife Centre on Kangaroo Island (KI), says that when the fires blazed across the island in December and January, young…

History & Culture

Ancient beer brewed from shipwreck yeast

…been on the planet for 220 years,” he says. David coordinated research into the intriguing liquid by assembling a team of scientists from France, Germany, Belgium and Australia to find…

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How Australians are making it rain

…are compared. Therefore much research has been based on computer simulations, which may not be applicable to the real world. IN TASMANIA, THE SITUATION is different. Recently, associate professor Steven…

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The regent honeyeater is forgetting its song as the species dies out

…Despite the increasing number of endangered bird species, there is surprisingly little research into how declines in population size and density might damage song culture in wild birds. We sought…

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Whale poo important for ocean ecosystems

IT’S LONG BEEN thought that a whale’s size and need for huge amounts of food is a burden on ocean ecosystems, but new Australian research shows that its output may…

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Tiny reef fish is surprise speedster

'This was a star that lived fast and died young': James Webb Space Telescope images show a star's murder scene

140-year-old brain sample reveals Tassie tiger related to carnivorous marsupials, not wolves

Gouldian finch: Australia's winged jewels

A new way to discover Antarctica: Fly over Drake Passage

'How many assumptions have been made?' There's a lot we don't know about echidnas

Ancient beer brewed from shipwreck yeast

How Australians are making it rain

The regent honeyeater is forgetting its song as the species dies out

Whale poo important for ocean ecosystems