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Citizen scientists called upon to help count Australia’s iconic koalas
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Citizen scientists called upon to help count Australia’s iconic koalas

  • Graeme Smith
  • 09/08/2024
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Australia’s national science agency has called on citizens to record koala sightings to help build the most accurate national population count of the iconic marsupial. […]

‘Alien invasion’: researchers identify which exotic animals may soon hitchhike into Australia
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‘Alien invasion’: researchers identify which exotic animals may soon hitchhike into Australia

  • Graeme Smith
  • 17/07/2024
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Australia is renowned for its native flora and fauna, but did you know the continent is also home to about 3,000 “alien” species of animals, plants, fungi […]

UNESCO SAYS AUSTRALIA MUST DO MORE ON CLIMATE & TREE CLEARING TO PROTECT THE REEF
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UNESCO SAYS AUSTRALIA MUST DO MORE ON CLIMATE & TREE CLEARING TO PROTECT THE REEF

  • Graeme Smith
  • 26/06/2024
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The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia today released new video which shows the world heritage status of the Great Barrier Reef is seriously threatened after […]

Australia’s climate targets are in line with the Paris Agreement, a global effort to combat climate change
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Australia’s climate targets are in line with the Paris Agreement, a global effort to combat climate change

  • Mia
  • 11/06/2024
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The Paris Agreement is an international accord aimed at mitigating climate change by limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius and pursuing efforts […]

Storms bring heat reprieve to Ashmore and Scott reefs but scientists fear for long-term future
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Storms bring heat reprieve to Ashmore and Scott reefs but scientists fear for long-term future

  • Mia
  • 31/05/2024
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One of Australia’s most remote coral reef systems has escaped the brunt of a recent global heat stress event that hit other marine ecosystems hard, although scientists still […]

Map shows Australia before humans arrived
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Map shows Australia before humans arrived

  • Graeme Smith
  • 07/05/2024
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Bigger. Greener. Teeming with exotic life. This is what Australia looked like 75,000 years ago. And when the first hunter-gatherers crossed the narrow strait from […]

LETTER TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE THE CLIMATE GAP ON OUR NATURE LAWS
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LETTER TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE THE CLIMATE GAP ON OUR NATURE LAWS

  • Graeme Smith
  • 07/05/2024
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A group of leading marine scientists have written to Prime Minister Albanese with an urgent plea to heed the science and reject new coal and […]

South Australia farmer catches spotted quoll in first official state sighting for 130 years
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South Australia farmer catches spotted quoll in first official state sighting for 130 years

  • Graeme Smith
  • 28/09/2023
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A South Australian farmer trying to protect his chickens has caught a spotted quoll – a species not recorded in the state for over 130 […]

Why the Hubble telescope is still in the game — even as JWST wows
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Why the Hubble telescope is still in the game — even as JWST wows

  • Graeme Smith
  • 22/01/2023
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NASA’s nearly 33-year-old observatory still has plenty of top science to do, and astronomers want to extend its lifetime. Once the James Webb Space Telescope […]

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Heared opposite then around but a heinous square amphibisly

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  • 06/03/2014
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