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Winter starts now, right? Depends where you stand on solstice
and the seasons |
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Count the stars in the Southern Cross during winter solstice
and map light pollution in your suburb |
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Light pollution is bad for us and for wildlife. So what can we
do to solve the problem? |
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Always wanted to be a scientist but don't have the
qualifications? That didn't stop Gina |
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My worm farm isn't working properly. What am I doing wrong? |
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Sugarcane regions urged to look at producing bioplastics, but
viability a concern |
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This woman's photo was used in a hoax campaign against Black
Lives Matter. Then the internet fought back |
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The F1 of the future: Flying cars set to take to the skies in
outback Coober Pedy |
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Why does comfort food make us feel good and can it ever be
healthy? These experts say 'yes' |
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Georges River oyster farm at centre of global research and
disease resistance under threat |
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Leg of Mutton Lake volcanic crater was a booming nursery,
fishing spot before the overgrown woodland it is now |
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Rules designed to protect patients from faulty medical devices
delayed until next year |
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UK commentator Katie Hopkins banned from Twitter for 'abuse
and hateful conduct' |
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Veteran whale counter says numbers of migrating humpbacks look
strong this year |
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Parks Victoria will begin shooting brumbies after cattleman
loses Supreme Court bid |
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China denies being behind cyber attack on Australia, foreign
ministry spokesman calls claims 'baseless' |
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Why China is being blamed for cyber attacks on Australia, and
what its hackers might be looking for |
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Tallangatta sky observatory destroyed in summer bushfires
resurrected in time for spectacular show |
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Telehealth seen by regional doctors as an essential service
beyond COVID-19 |
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Humpback whales caught in shark nets off Gold Coast are freed |
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Zombie fires, fire thunderstorms hit Arctic as record heatwave
heads into sixth month |
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What we know about the 'sophisticated, state-based' cyber
attack on Australia |
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Melbourne researchers seeking 1,700 babies to test whether
vitamin D could prevent food allergies |
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Native smokebush plant adapts to allow for ant pollination,
researchers find |
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Elon Musk names Hobart boat builder Incat as potential rocket
pad supplier |
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Space science doco Star Tracks to shine light on Western
Australia as 'astro-tourism hotspot' |
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Growing agave in North Queensland is more than making tequila |
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Dinosaur footprints found near Oakey identified as Australia's
largest meat-eating theropod |
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Scores of native creatures, including centipedes and geckos,
found inside fox |
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Two dry wet seasons spark early start to NT's grass fires,
leaving experts worried |
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Coral Sea's deep-water reef secrets revealed as pandemic sees
research ship redeployed |
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Diego the Galapagos giant tortoise returns home after breeding
program |
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Baby boy turtle numbers spike in New South Wales this nesting
season |
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Binna Burra cliffside road rebuilt after bushfire an
'engineering feat' |
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Critically endangered Kangaroo Island dunnart found amid
bushfire-ravaged habitat |
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New strain of deadly cancer found in Far North Queensland
frogs |
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Spearfishing siblings film shark 'chasing' them on NSW South
Coast |
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How Instagram wellness became a gateway drug for conspiracy
theories |
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Fireball that lit up Pilbara sky 'something special,' but
scientists not exactly sure what |
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Rising sea levels threaten critically endangered Capricorn
yellow chat |
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Precious nightcap oak survives the carnage of bushfire with
show of uplifting resilience |
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The controversial forensic test catching killers and rapists
through relatives' DNA |
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Green turtle rookery on Raine Island brought back from brink,
but scientists' fight not over yet |
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Bondi, Manly: Which of Sydney's beaches is best? It could be
determined by the science of sand |
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Mysterious sounds and lights in Lake Weyba bushland have some
residents spooked |
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Turning female: The race to save the northern green turtle |
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Researchers uncover fossilised footprints belonging to giant
crocodiles that walked on two legs in South Korea |
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Microsoft wants regulation before selling facial recognition
tools to police after Black Lives Matter protests |
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Barramundi farmers who gave away free fish during coronavirus
lockdown urge consumers to support them |
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Backyard ant hunt proves no small task for this keen
entomologist |
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What we're beginning to understand about preschool kids and
their digital devices |
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Cloud spotting gains new fans amid coronavirus pandemic as
people search for calm |
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Twitter removes 30,000 Chinese, Russian and Turkish accounts
linked to government propaganda |
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Brian Cassey's photo of Cairns burns survivor Carol Mayer
shortlisted in Portrait of Humanity |
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Dimethyl sulphide (DMS) is the little gas raising big
questions for our planet |
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Scientists successfully shift endangered freshwater mussels
threatened by bridge build |
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COVIDSafe has been downloaded by millions, but yet to identify
contacts (and authorities say that's a good thing) |
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Australia's longest weather record reveals snow in surprising
places |
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Citizen science shows creeks hit by bushfires in Upper Murray
slowly recovering |
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Migraines strike women three times more than men, and we're
finally starting to understand why |
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WHO expert cites 'misunderstanding' after saying asymptomatic
transmission 'very rare' |
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Former NASA astronaut Kathy Sullivan becomes first person to
travel to space and ocean's deepest point |
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Radar reveals map of ancient Roman city Falerii Novi |
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'They shut down half their brain': Images showing how whales
sleep underwater win $172k photography prize |
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South Australian photographer snaps rare black galah with
genetic mutation on the Eyre Peninsula |
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A medical mystery was killing women who'd just given birth.
Soap solved it |
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Big coastal carpet python 'really good sign' of changing
community attitudes, snake catcher says |
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Turtle researcher by chance recognised in Queen's Birthday
Honours List |
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How Australia's 'panic and neglect' funding cycle has left us
vulnerable to pandemics like coronavirus |
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Victorian fishers say catch has dropped by 80 percent since
the start of seismic surveying |
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Safflower oil hailed by scientists as possible recyclable,
biodegradable replacement for petroleum |
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More jobs in renewable-led COVID-19 economic recovery, EY
report finds |
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Last-ditch bid to secure Aurora Australis for 'floating
museum' |
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Black Lives Matter protests are happening at the same time as
social distancing. What does this mean for protesters' health? |
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Endangered Ormeau Bottle Tree finds new home at Gold Coast
school |
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Eastern Curlew's 10-day flight to China stuns bird enthusiasts
calling for greater habitat protections |
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Birds of prey to fly again after feathers melted by bushfires
are repaired |
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Citizen science projects you can get involved in right now |
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Animal Crossing and beyond: Why people are falling in love
with 'wholesome' video games |
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Eyre Peninsula ancient megafauna revealed through skeletal
fossils of giant wombats, short-faced kangaroos, marsupial lions |
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Hands-free, solar-powered robotic dairy changes life for a NSW
dairying family |
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As pumice stone rafts float across the ocean, they pick up and
drop off life along the way |
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Supernova 1994D: The image that captures the beauty of a
powerful moment in time |
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What is a false positive coronavirus test? How is it possible? |
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Eating used coffee grounds may help cut waistlines,
researchers say |
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US researchers discover how cassowary got its gloss |
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Virtual fencing aims to reduce roadkill and help protect
endangered wildlife |
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Stolen Generations survivor Aunty Lorraine has been healing
her mob for 20 years |
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Dogs more vulnerable to snakebite than cats, owing to
fast-clotting blood, research finds |
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Native green plums from Arnhem Land found to have significant
health benefits, commercial appeal |
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Indigenous people take the lead in healing the trauma of the
Stolen Generations |
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Wedge-tailed eagles wear trackers for research into safer
flights |
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NASA's Skylab met its demise in Australia more than 40 years
ago--but was it really an accident? |
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Huntsman are your friendly neighbourhood spider and cooler
weather is bringing them out to feast |
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Unique Australian seaweed factory opens on NSW South Coast,
manufacturing food, beauty and medicinal products |
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Allosaurus dinosaurs resorted to cannibalism when food dried
up, according to US palaeontologists |
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WA coronavirus restrictions eased further as Western Australia
moves to phase four |
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Coronavirus outbreak in Victoria 'part of living with
COVID-19,' PM says |
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Victoria's coronavirus hotspots targeted with increased
testing as state records 16 new cases |
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World Health Organization reports record daily increase in
coronavirus cases |
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Residents of Victoria's coronavirus hotspots should stay home,
Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy says |
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Donald Trump's disappointing Tulsa rally could spell trouble
for his November re-election bid |
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Victorian coronavirus spike could mean restrictions at border,
NSW Deputy Premier says |
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How will regional and suburban media survive in a
post-coronavirus world? |
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Yoga with Adriene is a YouTube phenomenon. This is the history
of the practice in the West |
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Government debt could reach $1 trillion due to coronavirus,
Peter Costello warns |
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Coronavirus fight has entered 'phase 5,' so what have we
learnt about healthcare in Australia? |
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Coronavirus update: Brazil's death toll passes 50,000 with
fears over growing political instability |
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Donald Trump says he ordered slowdown in coronavirus testing
in speech to rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma |
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Restaurants were relying on Victoria's easing restrictions to
bring them back from the brink--but now they'll have to wait |
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Picnics, parties or distanced walks: How to socialise safely
with your loved ones |
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