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History & Culture

Computing gives us tools to preserve disappearing languages

…ability to save and share phrase-by-phrase commentaries and translations. Others experience the original recording with the interpretation. A French research team has recently taken Aikuma to Africa and recorded about…

International

Where nature thrives: Lindblad’s Galápagos

…is its main base for the important scientific research carries out. Most often associated with breeding and rearing giant tortoises, the Charles Darwin Research Station has a broad scope, from…

News

Skin cancer threat to Great Barrier Reef fish

…Newcastle University. Previous research has shown that whales suffer from sunburn. Researchers at the university and the Australian Institute of Marine Science examined 136 coral trout caught at Heron Island…

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Queensland Museum acquires rare meteorite

…of Collections, Research and Learning at the Museum, told Australian Geographic. “Because of the rarity of this meteorite it provides opportunities for further research on this class of meteorites. Queensland…

Wildlife

Cats kill more than a million Australian birds a day, according to a new study

…Resources) to this article. John Woinarski is a Professor (conservation biology) at Charles Darwin University; Brett Murphy is a Senior Research Fellow at Charles Darwin University; Leigh-Ann Woolley is a…

Science & Environment

A Kimberley cornucopia

…anatomy and behaviours to inhospitable conditions,” says Frank Köhler, a principal research scientist and snail expert at the Australian Museum. “Australia is an ancient continent that’s been isolated for about…

Science & Environment

The 'moss forests' of Antarctica are dying

THE LUSH MOSS beds that grow near East Antarctica’s coast are among the only plants that can withstand life on the frozen continent. But our new research shows that these…

History & Culture

65,000-year-old plant remains reveal the diet of the earliest known Aboriginal Australians

…comparatively little about the people who made it, including their culture, technology, diet, and how they managed to thrive in these new landscapes. Our research, published today in Nature Communications,…

Northern Australian Birding & Wildlife

…reptiles like yellow-faced turtle can be viewed. We will also be searching for the elusive rainbow pitta. We will return to Darwin late afternoon. Accommodation: Travelodge Resort Darwin Breakfast, lunch and…

News

Cuttlefish use polarising vision to communicate

…study. Previous research has shown that fish and some reptiles can use wavelengths of the invisible UV spectrum to communicate with each other, but it was unknown how much other…

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Computing gives us tools to preserve disappearing languages

Where nature thrives: Lindblad’s Galápagos

Skin cancer threat to Great Barrier Reef fish

Queensland Museum acquires rare meteorite

Cats kill more than a million Australian birds a day, according to a new study

A Kimberley cornucopia

The 'moss forests' of Antarctica are dying

65,000-year-old plant remains reveal the diet of the earliest known Aboriginal Australians

Northern Australian Birding & Wildlife

Cuttlefish use polarising vision to communicate