
On this day: Sydney gets electricity
On 8 July 1904 Sydney’s power supply was switched on for the first time.
On 8 July 1904 Sydney’s power supply was switched on for the first time.
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A newsreel shot from a tram as it travels up George Street, Sydney, in 1906 depicts a city humming with promise.
Australian researchers have used world-first technology to 3-D print titanium products including a hip implant.
Butterfly wings have inspired the design of a tiny crystal that could make telecommunications faster.
A new species of flatworm has been discovered in WA by amateurs using a social networking website.
A powerful new telescope aims to detect solar storms and offer glimpses into the early universe.
A new app aims to protect native frogs being mistaken for cane toads and killed at the hands of the public.
Chemists have manipulated the growth of crystals to build beautiful nanoflowers that are impossibly small.
A new breed of archaeologists is using satellite imagery to unearth clues about past civilisations.