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Fresh samples show cancer details
Australian experts have pioneered a technique to improve cancer treatments using fresh tumour biopsies.
Good results in Reef review
The latest results from a comprehensive monitoring program on the Great Barrier Reef show signs of initial recovery of hard coral cover in the Marine Park.
Locals improve carbon dating
Australian scientists have increased the accuracy of radiocarbon dating.
Sea reveals star gas
Scientists have found evidence of ancient star explosions in deep-sea sediments.
Bacteria technique discovered
Australian scientists may have discovered a new tool in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Experts slam 'racialised' health
Experts say ‘Closing the Gap’ measures have failed to address racism in Australia's healthcare system.
Satellites track fire risk
One of Australia biggest miners is managing its bushfire risk from space.
Spies surround local works
The Defence Department has warned that “highly active” spies threaten Australia's shipbuilding plans.
Education eases older gap
Experts say school-based dementia education could deliver much needed empathy and understanding ...
Fish decline runs deep
Twenty-two species of Australian freshwater fish are on the path to extinction.
Plastic paths detailed
Researchers have made some surprising findings about the degradation of microplastics in the ocean.
PM plugs drug deal
The Morrison Government is claiming to have struck a deal with drug giant AstraZeneca to manufacture a COVID-19 vaccine.
Quantum laws could upend assumptions
Queensland quantum physicists have come upon a new paradox that challenges some long-held beliefs about nature.
Uni grift list grows
Investigations have revealed that at least 10 universities are involved in an underpayment scandal.
Unis call for protection
Universities say the number of student places needs to grow even faster than planned, and fee hikes will not help.
Cancer 'ecosystem' studied
New techniques are allowing experts to examine the broad cancer ‘ecosystem’ that supports a tumour.
Child stroke rehab improved
Experts have produced the first clinical guidelines in Australia to improve the rehabilitation of children who have a stroke.