How the Parkes Dish is helping track Artemis II on its historic journey
More than 50 years on from assisting the Apollo missions, the CSIRO Parkes Observatory is continuing its lunar…
Australian grey-headed flying fox economic and ecological value of poo revealed
Bats are often thought of as smelly, ugly and noisy, but a study has revealed their poo could…
Incredible photos as 110 new species discovered deep in Aussie waters
More than 110 new species from 200 to 4,000 metres beneath the ocean surface have been documented by…
How a robot named Bear is making solar farm maintenance safer and more efficient
Australia’s national science agency has repurposed robots originally designed for the mining industry to track across thousands of…
Cell-inspired sensor paves way to real-time health, News, La Trobe University
The discovery overcomes one of the biggest barriers in blood testing: that blood quickly clogs most sensors, making…
CSIRO survey finds drop in community support for Tasmanian salmon industry
For decades, Tasmania’s salmon industry enjoyed an “enviable” social license as a broadly respected sector of the economy,…
Highly infectious ‘Super-K’ flu strain blamed for skyrocketing cases in Queensland
Flu cases have doubled in Queensland compared to last year and exploded to nine times as many cases…
A Christmas without insects means they are disappearing
The insects are disappearing — and with them the ecosystems that sustain life. Dr Simon Pockley reports. APART…
Kakadu traditional owner says nature has long warned us about rising sea levels
Crocodile warning signs break the surface of a flooded Oenpelli Road, as Jonathan Nadji speeds through the paperbark…
Aussies warned over simple bug bite that could make you deathly allergic to meat: ‘Life-changing’
A worrying health warning has been issued to all Aussies amid concerns it could “change their entire life”.…
CSIRO to receive $233 million in mid-year budget but up to 350 jobs still to be cut
The CSIRO will receive an additional $233 million in federal funding but will still proceed with up to…
The CSIRO cuts are just the tip of the iceberg for Australia’s science funding
Australian science is on life-support, and the government isn’t stepping up. Up to 350 CSIRO researchers are set…