Science & Environment
The end of the line for our biggest trees?
Big trees evolved for longevity and stability, commodities in short supply these days, says Professor Bill Laurance.
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Tasman Sea a “hotspot” for ocean warming
The temperature of waters east of Tasmania are rising rapidly, as balmy ocean currents shift toward the poles.
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Discovering dolphins in Koombana Bay
The interactions between friendly dolphins and people are carefully monitored in Bunbury, WA.
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Demoting Pluto as a planet
The controversy over Pluto’s status as a planet continues.
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Moon landing: defining moment in history
More than 40 years on, that one small step on the Moon is still among humankind’s great achievements.
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Light pollution: saving the view of the stars
Light pollution is an increasing problem in urban areas, where the natural night sky is often barely visible.
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The worst bushfires in Australia’s history
Bushfires have long been part of the Australian landscape but some of the worst will always stay in our minds.
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The universe and music
Back in the day, Renaissance men were masters of science and art, taking inspiration for their music from space.
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Space tourism: the final frontier
The sky’s no longer the limit for adventure seekers.
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X-ray gun reveals Aboriginal rock art
A project, supported by the Australian Geographic Society, is using X-rays to uncover hidden Aboriginal rock art.