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Fake Indigenous art and the Commonwealth Games

…Aboriginal Australians. Currently, under Australian competition and consumer laws it isn’t considered illegal to distribute these products as long they do not falsely claim to be authentic. In response to…

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Don't miss this week's glowing green comet

Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF), known as ‘the green comet’ due to its emerald glow, is also distinguishable by its long tail of dust and ice. Right now the long-period comet*…

Science & Environment

Living the good life

…a glass in hand, led between rustic, open-air vine-bars while plucking grapes and digging into house-made, zero-food-mile charcuterie. This is not the image commonly held of Margaret River, Western Australia’s…

History & Culture

Understanding Indigenous DNA

…Australians. “The greatest shift has been [with] Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in positions of authority enabling communities to make their own decisions as autonomous agents in their future,”…

Climate

'Skin in the game': Why Yael Stone left Hollywood

…Yael says. “I’ll never pretend to be a true local, but I’ve come to understand the community more.” Upfront and vulnerable Over time, Yael has also learned to embrace being…

Destinations

Torres Strait Islands: Coming of the Light festival

…smile, as she shuffled toward us in her nightie. “Ah!” she let out a high-pitched giggle. “Come in! Come in!” She grabbed photographer Cathy’s hand and led us into the…

Science & Environment

The future is fungi

…carbohydrates and dietary fibre – a true all-rounder. Gourmet varieties carry more distinct and complex flavours than common button mushrooms. Once reserved for chefs, they are increasingly available for home…

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Is Tasmania's ecotourism boom compromising the natural state?

…years later, Brett and former Qantas CEO Geoff Dixon created Australian Walking Company, and secured commercial licences to operate luxury multi-day walks in national parks within other Australian states and…

Nature & Wildlife

This dunnart has competition for food... so it just eats the competition

…This is where the predation aspect comes in,” Tamara told Australian Geographic. “One species, often larger than the other, will kill and sometimes eat a competitor species to reduce competition…

Science & Environment

Your guide to some of the best meteor showers for 2017

…Maxima: 28-30 July Combined ZHR: 35 Parent: Comet 96P/Machholz (Southern Delta Aquariids); Unknown (Piscis Austrinids); Comet 169P/NEAT (Alpha Capricornids) During late July and early August, three meteor showers combine to…

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