Scientists map reefs with best chance of survival
Year-round coral bleaching on some global reefs is inevitable, with the Great Barrier Reef particularly vulnerable, according to new research.
Researchers from James
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New light shed on tree growth mysteries
Forest scientists have long wondered why the growth of trees tends to slow down after they develop their full leaf canopy.
One of the popular explanations, known as the
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Final tick for $1 billion gas expansion
Federal Government approval for a $1 billion expansion of gas projects in southern Queensland has paved the way for the creation of 900 jobs.
State Resources Minister
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More visibility of female murder victims
A new online dashboard will provide real-time data on female victims of intimate partner homicide.
Federal Women’s Minister Katy Gallagher said the statistical
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AEMO sets ‘optimal’ path to net zero
The operators of the national energy market have confirmed renewable energy production, backed by gas, is Australia’s “optimal” path to net zero.
In its 2024
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Sobah thinking inspires healthy options
By Steve Zeppa
Dry July is just one of the many times in the year Dr Clinton Schultz advocates for healthy, alcohol-free living.
The Gold Coast founder of Sobah,
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Assange deal not the end of freedom fight
The deal which allowed Julian Assange to be released from prison today, has done little to address the broader issue of press freedom, according to Australia’s Media,
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Senate passes new vape laws from July 1
By Steve Zeppa
The Federal Senate today passed new laws which will restrict the sale of vapes in Australia from next week, with late changes to the Bill sparking mixed
Read more26 June 2024
Funding sparks home delivery changes
The home delivery provider for some of Australia’s biggest retail brands has launched a program to electrify its truck fleet.
Freight and logistics provider ANC will
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Feeling lazy? You have 1.8 billion friends
The world is officially lazy, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
New data has revealed nearly one third of adults worldwide, about 1.8 billion people, did
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