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Audio: Earthquake risk to Australia

A large earthquake is expected any time in Australia, but there is no way of knowing where or when it will occur.

New research has uncovered some impressive traits of our national four-legged companion, the dingo.

Listen to the origins of the multi-purpose poultry term, as read by AG writer and Aussie language enthusiast, Frank Povah.

A long-term Australian study is the best evidence so far that cloud seeding really works.

Are sharks evil or misunderstood? We’ve got the truth about ten common myths.

We welcome the phrase ‘willy-willy’ to fair-dinkum Frank’s dictionary of Aussie jargon.

An alleged wombat attack has people rethinking the reputation of this Australian native.

Fair dinkum Frank explores the origins of some brutal Aussie insults.

Does less neighbourhood road traffic really mean more friends for residents?

Charles Darwin, who married his cousin, was concerned about his own children’s genes.