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Audio: Earthquake risk to Australia
A large earthquake is expected any time in Australia, but there is no way of knowing where or when it will occur.
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Audio: Dingoes smarter than your average dog
New research has uncovered some impressive traits of our national four-legged companion, the dingo.
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Aussie lingo: Chook
Listen to the origins of the multi-purpose poultry term, as read by AG writer and Aussie language enthusiast, Frank Povah.
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Audio: Researchers make artificial rain in Tasmania
A long-term Australian study is the best evidence so far that cloud seeding really works.
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AUDIO: The truth about sharks
Are sharks evil or misunderstood? We’ve got the truth about ten common myths.
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Aussie lingo: Willy-willy
We welcome the phrase ‘willy-willy’ to fair-dinkum Frank’s dictionary of Aussie jargon.
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Audio: Attack of the wombat
An alleged wombat attack has people rethinking the reputation of this Australian native.
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Aussie lingo: Mug lair
Fair dinkum Frank explores the origins of some brutal Aussie insults.
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Audio: Less cars = more friends
Does less neighbourhood road traffic really mean more friends for residents?
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Audio: Risks of in-breeding
Charles Darwin, who married his cousin, was concerned about his own children’s genes.