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Daily life of Neanderthals revealed from gunk in their teeth

…albeit with limited evidence. But new research, published today in Nature, provides some of the first nuanced, detailed insights into the everyday lives of Neanderthal. By sequencing the ancient DNA…

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…land into the oceans, which may be affecting dugong health. Make a Difference The University of Queensland dugong research team, led by Dr Janet Lanyon, are the premier dugong research…

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Adventure in the Alps of Australia

…ocked to the mountains in search of fortunes. The highlands were used as summer grazing lands for cattle and sheep from the 1830s onwards, goldmining towns were established in the…

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Tassie devil vaccine may be on the horizon

…a contagious and highly aggressive cancer – has decimated devil populations across Tasmania. New research has revealed that the cancerous cells that result from the disease can disguise themselves so…

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Turf wars: should we start using alternatives to traditional lawns in Aussie backyards?

…a research facility manager with the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, is among them. In 2013 he wrote a report, as an independent researcher funded by Horticulture Innovation Australia,…

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In full bloom

…hoping that through research we can answer some questions.” On the far northern edge of the WA wheatbelt, tucked against the coast, Bush Heritage is setting up an ideal site…

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Aussie lingo: Togs or swimmers?

…However, past and ongoing research has shown that there are some regional differences. Among the most obvious are the words people use for the same thing, such as swimwear –…

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Seafloor landslides point to ancient tsunamis

UNDERWATER LANDSLIDES MAY HAVE been triggering tsunamis along Australia’s eastern coast up to 15 million years ago, a study has found. On Tuesday a research team, led by geologist Dr Tom…

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Native fish have outsmarted cane toads

POPULATIONS OF NATIVE FISH have learnt to steer clear of toxic cane-toad tadpoles, new research reveals. Cane toads (Bufo marinus) are among the most devastating of all invasive species in…

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Shark 'attacks' should be re-named, study says

…and his research partner Dr Robert Hueter, head of the Mote Marine Laboratory’s Centre for Shark Research in the USA, propose four new terms to classify human-shark interactions: – shark…

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Daily life of Neanderthals revealed from gunk in their teeth

Donate for Dugongs

Adventure in the Alps of Australia

Tassie devil vaccine may be on the horizon

Turf wars: should we start using alternatives to traditional lawns in Aussie backyards?

In full bloom

Aussie lingo: Togs or swimmers?

Seafloor landslides point to ancient tsunamis

Native fish have outsmarted cane toads

Shark 'attacks' should be re-named, study says