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'They shut down half their brain': Images showing how whales
sleep underwater win $172k photography prize |
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Radar reveals map of ancient Roman city Falerii Novi |
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Precious nightcap oak survives the carnage of bushfire with
show of uplifting resilience |
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Rising sea levels threaten critically endangered Capricorn
yellow chat |
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Fireball that lit up Pilbara sky 'something special,' but
scientists not exactly sure what |
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How Instagram wellness became a gateway drug for conspiracy
theories |
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Spearfishing siblings film shark 'chasing' them on NSW South
Coast |
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New strain of deadly cancer found in Far North Queensland
frogs |
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Critically endangered Kangaroo Island dunnart found amid
bushfire-ravaged habitat |
10 |
Binna Burra cliffside road rebuilt after bushfire an
'engineering feat' |
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COVIDSafe app tests revealed iPhone performance issues at
launch that weren't shared with the public |
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Here's why you can't listen to some of your favourite songs on
music streaming services |
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Baby boy turtle numbers spike in New South Wales this nesting
season |
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Diego the Galapagos giant tortoise returns home after breeding
program |
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Coral Sea's deep-water reef secrets revealed as pandemic sees
research ship redeployed |
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Two dry wet seasons spark early start to NT's grass fires,
leaving experts worried |
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Scores of native creatures, including centipedes and geckos,
found inside fox |
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Dinosaur footprints found near Oakey identified as Australia's
largest meat-eating theropod |
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Growing agave in North Queensland is more than making tequila |
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My worm farm isn't working properly. What am I doing wrong? |
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Space science doco Star Tracks to shine light on Western
Australia as 'astro-tourism hotspot' |
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Elon Musk names Hobart boat builder Incat as potential rocket
pad supplier |
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Native smokebush plant adapts to allow for ant pollination,
researchers find |
24 |
Count the stars in the Southern Cross during winter solstice
and map light pollution in your suburb |
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Melbourne researchers seeking 1,700 babies to test whether
vitamin D could prevent food allergies |
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What we know about the 'sophisticated, state-based' cyber
attack on Australia |
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Zombie fires, fire thunderstorms hit Arctic as record heatwave
heads into sixth month |
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Humpback whales caught in shark nets off Gold Coast are freed |
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Telehealth seen by regional doctors as an essential service
beyond COVID-19 |
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Tallangatta sky observatory destroyed in summer bushfires
resurrected in time for spectacular show |
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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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China denies being behind cyber attack on Australia, foreign
ministry spokesman calls claims 'baseless' |
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Parks Victoria will begin shooting brumbies after cattleman
loses Supreme Court bid |
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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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Veteran whale counter says numbers of migrating humpbacks look
strong this year |
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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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UK commentator Katie Hopkins banned from Twitter for 'abuse
and hateful conduct' |
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Rules designed to protect patients from faulty medical devices
delayed until next year |
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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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Winter starts now, right? Depends where you stand on solstice
and the seasons |
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Georges River oyster farm at centre of global research and
disease resistance under threat |
42 |
Why does comfort food make us feel good and can it ever be
healthy? These experts say 'yes' |
43 |
The F1 of the future: Flying cars set to take to the skies in
outback Coober Pedy |
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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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Sugarcane regions urged to look at producing bioplastics, but
viability a concern |
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Southern Queensland medicinal cannabis company doubles staff
to keep up with demand for 'high-quality' plants |
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Magpie season starts early in central Queensland, warm winter
may be to blame |
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Dozens of baby crocodiles confirmed missing from NT crocodile
park |
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'Ring of fire' surrounds moon during rare solar eclipse seen
across Asia, Middle East and Africa |
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Stonehenge ground scans uncover giant circle of pits buried
near prehistoric monument |
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Australia's powerful new supercomputer Gadi given Ngunnawal
name in tribute to Canberra's first people |
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Eastern grey kangaroos lap up beach lifestyle waiting for food
handouts |
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CSIRO scientists discover how to grow coloured cotton,
removing need for harmful chemical dyes |
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NASA releases time-lapse video showing 10 years of the Sun in
one hour |
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Alarm raised over possible overseas sale of the retiring
Aurora Australis icebreaker |
56 |
Citizen scientist strikes gold and makes major
460-million-year-old fossil find |
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Your body clock, or circadian rhythm, can affect your health
if it gets out of sync. Here's how to manage the risk |
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Why tech firms hunt for arts and humanities graduates |
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A Facebook post can change your life: Documents reveal how
social media is used by immigration officials |
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Hydrogen cars manufactured in Port Kembla could be future for
Australia's motor vehicle industry |
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Queensland university teams up with NASA to discover new
planet the size of Neptune |
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Cybersecurity spending gets $1.35 billion boost in wake of
online attacks against Australia |
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COVIDSafe was 'sunscreen' for coronavirus, until it wasn't.
Have we chosen the right solution to the pandemic? |
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National Wool Declaration needs to indicate cryogenic
alternative to mulesing, broker says |
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Rediscovered handmade outback observatory to be refurbished
for community |
66 |
Orca populations may extend beyond Bremer Bay hotspot,
researchers say |
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Sydney doctor gave 16yo girl 'alternative treatment' with his
genitals, court hears |
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Tasmania faces Queensland competition for lucrative Pacific
Maritime Training Program contract |
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What does the new saliva test for COVID-19 involve, how
accurate is it and how does it compare to swab testing? |
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Wedge-tailed eagles research tracks paths of birds after
leaving the nest in Tasmania |
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NSW Government unveils new shark strategy--more drones, fewer
helicopters |
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Nervous rabbit owners beg for effective calicivirus vaccine in
Australia |
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US criticised for hoarding world's supply of coronavirus drug
remdesivir |
74 |
Magpie song research reveals difference between the sexes |
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Outback flamingos, giant penguins on new list of extinct
Australian birds |
76 |
Federal Parliament laws now guarantee minimum broadband speeds
for all Australians |
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Three space missions heading to Mars, from NASA, China and UAE |
78 |
Coronavirus immunity: Any antibodies we develop to COVID-19
seem to drop off within months. So what does this mean for a vaccine? |
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Antarctic biodiversity increasingly under threat as human
activity spreads across continent |
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Disruptions to exercise routines during coronavirus leave
Australians feeling sluggish |
81 |
Indigenous Australians face sexual racism on dating apps: 'The
second he found out about my heritage, he was gone' |
82 |
How ABC Science is navigating the challenges of reporting on
the coronavirus pandemic and one tough critic |
83 |
Thousands of fish dead after river mouth illegally opened in
south-west Victoria |
84 |
Canberra has been coronavirus free for almost a month, and
sewage samples confirm no hidden transmission of COVID-19 in the ACT |
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Risk to Great Barrier Reef may prevent Bowen taking off and
becoming new Cape Canaveral |
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Erawondoo Hill is added to the National Heritage List to
protect its zircon crystals, the oldest minerals on Earth |
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Bitten by science: When studying animals in the field results
in a #fieldworkfail |
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Coronavirus can stay in your system for weeks, but research
shows you're probably not contagious |
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Tiny research sailboat containing letters from Massachusetts
washes up on WA beach after 461 days |
90 |
Orange roughy fishery report recommends 'sustainable seafood'
status--but is slammed by conservation groups |
91 |
Broome's digital dinosaurs claw back tourism dollars to help
industry recover from pandemic |
92 |
How neuro-knowledge can help us find happiness and improve
mental health |
93 |
The everyday Australians taking part in a human trial of a
coronavirus vaccine |
94 |
Queensland's year 12 'guinea pig' cohort vows to stay
resilient, despite challenging year |
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Ekka strawberry sundae pop-up stalls to raise money for
medical research with the Common Good |
96 |
Toowoomba looks to Stanford University for help lowering
obesity rate |
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When did flowering plants take over the world? |
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Gold Coast, Cairns and Mullumbimby beachgoers offered free
skin cancer checks for study |
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Charities turn to round-up apps to plug massive fundraising
gap |
100 |
Russia's FSB arrests former journalist accused of passing
military secrets to West |
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Long-term effects of coronavirus mean returning home from ICU
is not the end of it |
102 |
Coronavirus spread in high-density towers comes from
proximity, shared spaces and even ventilation, researchers say |
103 |
Atlassian's Mike Cannon-Brookes says clean energy 'best
opportunity' for COVID-19 rebound |
104 |
Flying car technology to be tested in regional NSW to
'overcome tyranny of distance' |
105 |
Eco-friendly ocean drones to patrol Australian waters for
illegal vessels |
106 |
Volunteers return lesser noddy seabirds to Abrolhos Islands
after once-in-a-decade storm |
107 |
Minecraft version of South Australian school created by
students, to run virtual tours amid COVID-19 |
108 |
TikTok is facing a global backlash over security concerns.
Should we be worried about it here? |
109 |
Rare Cross River gorillas carrying babies captured on camera
in Nigeria's Mbe Mountains |
110 |
ACT electric vehicles to help stabilise power grid in first
Australian research trial of its kind |
111 |
Large sunfish spotted by whale watcher at Fowlers Bay off
South Australia |
112 |
Earliest ever fossil teeth shed light on the evolution of
modern pearly whites |
113 |
Australia's cyber security watch room is monitoring threats
24/7. Here's what it's like inside |
114 |
China's facing diplomatic stoushes on multiple fronts but Hong
Kong still remains the biggest flashpoint |
115 |
Kind notes on cars baffle Yeppoon residents but appear to push
far-right conspiracy theories |
116 |
Mental health apps and 'gamification' of online support
helping young Australians amid COVID-19 |
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Equine therapy as mental health treatment goes on despite
demands of coronavirus |
118 |
Hydrogen didn't work for the Hindenburg, but can the gas be
safely supplied to Australian homes? |
119 |
Lost RAAF defense research balloon rescue scores finders
reward for science-minded student |
120 |
Citizen scientists' huge effort to monitor Warrnambool and
Portland's threatened resident whales |
121 |
Critically endangered swift parrot released after surviving
600km journey to Lord Howe Island |
122 |
Tagged southern bluefin tuna claimed to be oldest recaptured
under CSIRO program |
123 |
Cairns mother Allie Chadburn fights to end stereotypes around
suicide |
124 |
DNA research aims to take 'trial and error' out of depression
medication treatment |
125 |
Human trials begin on coronavirus vaccine developed by
University of Queensland |
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