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Silent sentinels Tree rings show extreme weather on the rise

Monday, 6 February 2012

Periods of droughts and flooding rains could become more common in south-eastern Australia and New Zealand.

Bernie's BasicsTheir identical genes won't mean these twins grow up identical. In fact it looks like epigenetics is already making its mark. Genetics is so last century

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Battle continuesThe report found malaria deaths have been steadily declining since 2004 Malaria toll far higher than thought

Monday, 6 February 2012

Meet a scientistAndre Chiaradia always wanted to learn more about the creatures he saw while diving off the coast of Brazil.Dr Andre Chiaradia, penguin ecologist

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Staying ablePeople who drank at least five cups a day were one-third less likely to develop disabilities than those who had less than a cup per day Green tea drinkers more agile

Monday, 6 February 2012

Dr Karl

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Earbud headphones, jet-lag and funny trivial thingsArticle has audio

Thursday, 8 December 2011

When using earbud-style headphones, why does the music's pitch seem lower when they're removed?

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'Functional' food claims fancifulArticle has audio

Wednesday, 14 December 2011

'Foods with benefits' is new marketing spin supported by questionable clinical studies. 12 comments

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Crab Pulsar

Expert questions new spin on pulsars

Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Controversial new study suggests pulsars act as a giant magnet. Plus: bus-sized asteroid shaves by Earth; and powerful solar storm slams into Earth, but is the Sun weakening?

Opinion

urine diversion toilet

Our ancestors recycled their urine: why shouldn't we?

Tuesday, 31 January 2012
As experts warn about about the world's dwindling reserves of phosphorus and water, Dena Fam has a radical solution. 53 comments

Women in Science

Tanya Monro at IPAS

A fetish for photons

Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Abbie Thomas meets the impressive Tanya Monro, a woman so inspiring she could turn anyone's head towards physics.

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Leafy Sea Dragon

Lifestyles of the cold and slippery

Divers Peter McGee and Karen Raubenheimer share their experiences of photographing some elusive and fascinating undersea creatures around Australia and the Pacific.

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Earth-like planets were among the discoveries of 2011.Quiz: 2011's top moments in science

Friday, 6 January 2012

How closely did you follow science in the news during 2011?

Is this what the Higgs boson might look like? The Higgs boson in this data simulation is produced by the collision of two protons that quickly decay into four muons. Particle physics quiz

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

How much do you know about the building blocks of life, the universe and everything?

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Is your evolutionary knowledge up to scratch to survive our quiz?Origin of Species quiz

Thursday, 19 November 2009

It's 150 years since Charles Darwin first published On the Origin of Species.

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Study gives hope for corals in warming seas

Study gives hope for corals in warming seas

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US seeks extradition of accused internet pirate

US seeks extradition of accused internet pirate

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Hobart celebrates centenary of Mawson expedition

Hobart celebrates centenary of Mawson expedition

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Persistent organic pollutants found on New Zealand glaciers

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Find your way around the night sky with our monthly sky maps, tours, tools and astronomy basics

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A crash course in media

Gina Rinehart's family stoush has overshadowed her play to acquire more shares in Fairfax.

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Get out and about with science across Australia.

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A guide to safe online dating

How to avoid a broken heart, a broken computer or a dwindling bank balance this Valentine's Day.

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Sunscreen concerns

An environmental group is taking its campaign against sunscreens containing nano-particles into the school grounds.

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Celebrate seasonal events across Australia with our web of nature lovers.

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