An eco-friendly battery, which would reduce the current reliance on lithium, has been created by Australian scientists.
Developed at UNSW Sydney, the high-performance,
Deep gender fission over nuclear energy in Australia
There is a stark gender divide on Australians’ perception of nuclear energy.
A recent survey by the Australian Conservation Foundation found the majority of Australian
North Australian Festival of Arts stands alone in 2025
The national award-winning North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA) will operate as an independent event next year, after transitioning from Townsville City Council
Seaweed reduces methane emissions in grazing cattle
Seaweed has the potential to improve the sustainability of the cattle industry with a trial in the United States seeing large reductions in methane emissions from
A former Deputy Director-General at Queensland’s Department of Energy and Public Works is the inaugural Chief Executive Officer of Australia’s Net Zero Economy
National register will help transform Australia’s IVF industry
The company behind Queensland’s longest-running fertility donor program has thrown its support behind a national donor register.
Queensland Fertility Group (QFG),
Almost 40 percent of Australians have struggled to pay their rent or mortgage in the 12 months.
A survey by Master Builders Australia, conducted less than three weeks
Path from water to hydrogen a $3.9 billion opportunity
An industry focussed on extracting hydrogen from water could inject almost $4 billion into the Australian economy.
A new CSIRO report has projected Australia’s
Cost impacts digital inclusion in remote communities
Affordability is an increasing barrier to internet access in remote Australia, despite access to services improving.
The latest RMIT University Mapping the Digital Gap
Police say nitazene a “greater threat” than fentanyl
An illegal synthetic drug, 10 times more potent than fentanyl, has the Australian Federal Police worried about both users and frontline workers.
AFP Commander Paula