New modelling shows Earth is ill, but ‘not terminal yet’
All is not lost, with new global modelling outlining the path back to a healthy planet.
The first-of-its-kind study, out of The Netherlands, found that with bold and
Read more22 May 2025Education
Global misalignment in student career paths
The career aspirations of students across the world are misaligned with the current state of the education sector and market demand.
A new OECD report found one in five
Read more21 May 2025
Wake up! Too much sleep impairs cognitive performance
It seems that having too much of a good thing even applies to sleep.
New research from the University of Texas, in the United States, has found that sleeping nine hours
Read more20 May 2025
Stars align in customer ratings numbers game
Star ratings have the edge in the battle for positive business reviews, with new research showing potential customers over-estimate their value.
The Cornell University
Read more20 May 2025
Honey bee not so sweet for native cousin
European honey bees are having an adverse impact on their native Aussie cousins, risking biodiversity in this country.
A new study from Curtin University, in Western
Read more20 May 2025
Mum’s the word for humpbacks in Moreton Bay
The waters of Moreton Bay, north of Brisbane, are a mothers’ retreat for migrating humpback whales.
A new study, which looked at the behaviours of whales in both
Read more20 May 2025
It’s the Great Barrier ‘Where?’ for some Aussies
More than 10 percent of Australians do not know where the Great Barrier Reef is located.
Despite the natural icon being one of Seven Natural Wonders of the World, a new
Read more19 May 2025
Abalone shows potential as natural IBD treatment
Naturally occurring compounds produced by abalone may provide a new treatment pathway for potentially debilitating Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
Mater Research’s
Read more19 May 2025
World-first Aussie invention targets space junk
An Australian company has developed the world’s first device capable of capturing space debris from multiple targets and storing it on satellites for
Read more19 May 2025
Oldest Aussie frog leaps back in time 22 million years
A fossil located in regional Queensland has increased the age of Australia’s oldest frog ancestor by more than 20 million years.
Researchers from UNSW Sydney has used
Read more19 May 2025