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History & Culture

The Australian river legally recognised as a ‘living entity’

…The community vision The 50-year community vision was created by more than 2500 representatives of the Victorian community. It expresses the community’s hopes for the river and provides strategic frameworks…

Science & Environment

Super-accurate computer clock created

…service that relies on computers collaborating implies that the computers are synchronised,” Julien says. The problem is, while the clocks built into most computers keep time well, they’re not 100…

Science & Environment

Strange pulsar found by volunteer army

…[volunteer computing] has been used for finding radio pulsars.” As the technology improves, this form of scientific research will only become more important, he says. The aggregate computing power achieved…

News

Giant iceberg decimates Antarctic penguin colonies

…iceberg in Commonwealth Bay. In December 2010, the giant iceberg – called B09B – with an area of around 2900 sq.km grounded in Commonwealth Bay after colliding with the Mertz…

News

Comet set to hit our skies this summer

…comet, called Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková, has a 5.25 year orbit and has regularly passed the Earth on its journey around the Sun. Last spotted at the end of 2011, it’s is…

Australian Geographic Adventure

Sea to Summit four-season sleep system: Tested

…not that I didn’t love the Ether Light XT; it was incredibly comfy, but it just didn’t cut it in terms of size, warmth, and durability compared to the competition….

History & Culture

Speaking up

…fire – but she truly comes alive in this singing and storytelling. Her appreciative audience includes linguists who are recording with the support of Eileen’s daughter, April Pengart Campbell. She…

Destinations

Fraser Island: A place to experience

…sand, and exuberant wildlife, including whales, dugong, freshwater turtles, the country’s purest wild dingoes and half of Australia’s bird species. The other is a hoon’s paradise – a lawless area…

Science & Environment

What we have in common with corals and their unexplored microbial world

…databases of sequences from known bacteria. This comparison has allowed us to classify the microbes. Collecting coral samples in Heron Island, Australia. (SourceL Floriaan Devloo-Delva, Author provided) Through these analyses,…

Nature & Wildlife

The case for welcoming possums into your backyard

THE COMMON brushtail (Trichosurus vulpecula) and its cousin the common ringtail (Pseudocheirus peregrinus) are considered annoying pests by many 21st-century Australian urbanites. And yet flourishing populations of brushtails and ringtails…

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