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pollution

Environment, Top News

Getting greenhouse gas emissions under control

25 April, 2013

Andy MacKinnon in his early twenties

Science Profile: Andy MacKinnon

17 March, 2013

Jack3d, a popular stimulant containing DMAA

Health, Top News

Banned substance DMAA still in use

17 March, 2013

New cassava varieties for farmers in Cameroon

8 March, 2013

Photo credit to Daniella Rojas

Featured, Research

Australian PhD student batty for bats

2 February, 2013

Mustering some non-mulesed sheep from The Armidale Group’s flock

Research, Top News

Mulesing: a woolly issue for sheep farmers

29 January, 2013

The low survival rate of cattle is a problem, not only to the welfare for the animals, but the economy of Australia

Environment, Top News

Alliance to help northern cattle survival

24 January, 2013

Misleading advertising undermines the plight of many headache sufferers, according to Dr Edmund.

Health, Mental Health, Research

Suicide headaches: How the failed war on drugs is perpetuating “the worst pain that humans experience”

24 January, 2013

Geothermal energy for the future

18 January, 2013

“Only a matter of time”, say researchers concerned about the dangers of rapid street drug innovation.

Health, Research, Top News

Street drug innovation leaves scientists in wake

7 January, 2013

The Asian tiger mosquito (James Gathany, CDC)

Research, Top News

Aggressive mosquito continues worldwide invasion

27 November, 2012

Transmission electron micrograph of ''Wolbachia'' within an insect cell. Image source: Genome Sequence of the Intracellular Bacterium Wolbachia.

Bacteria Can Stop Dengue Fever

20 November, 2012

PureWater

Environment, Health, Top News

How pure is Nigeria’s ‘Pure Water’?

18 November, 2012

Bigeye tuna. Image: Malo Hosken

Environment, Top News

Pacific fishing zones—lifeline for overfished tuna?

14 November, 2012

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Science journalism – the dark side of science?

20 June, 2012

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Environment, Top News

Stomach contents unlock secret to tuna lifestyle

16 May, 2012

The CAT scan search for the perfect lamb chop

16 May, 2012

Nano solution to sick building syndrome

16 May, 2012

Leaky rusty water pipes pose million-dollar problem for water authorities

16 May, 2012

Professor Robin Batterham. Image: University of Melbourne

Research, Top News

Australia lagging way behind other OECD countries in innovation

16 May, 2012

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