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Recently, a spectacular display of the aurora was seen around the world, known as the…
Health, Science & Tech
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Scams of all sorts have hit many Australians hard, to the tune of over $2.5 billion…
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The ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, is an important part of our knees. Many of us…
Toby Walsh on AI Ethics and Technology at the Sydney Writers’ Fe...
AI's integration into our lives is seamless, but its ethical implications are profound—explore Toby Walsh's insights from his 2SER Breakfast interview. Read More
Moving for a cause: the campaign to find a cure for MS
May 50K is a campaign raising funds to support life-changing research into multiple sclerosis (MS). May…
Men’s Health Initiative WNOW Is Going Global
When No One Is Watching (WNOW) is a community where men explore what it means to…
A ‘green Sahara’ hinted at by new rock art found in Easter...
New rock art discovered in the Atbai Desert of Eastern Sudan tells a tale of the…
Turning Pain into Punchlines at the Sydney Comedy Festival
Comedian Annisa B turns her endometriosis battle into laughs with 'My Vagina Tried to Kill Me!' at the Sydney Comedy Festival. Read More
2024 Eta Aquariids Shaping Up To Be Spectacular
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Lets BEE Scientists with Amelie Ecology
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Science Meets Satire: Bonnie Tangey’s Stand-Up Act “Lab me...
Bonnie Tangey is not your typical scientist. By day, she pioneers the future of food with lab-grown meat; by night, she captivates audiences with her sharp wit at comedy clubs. Read More
Plant based meats and consumer attitudes
More and more plant-based meats are available these days - and they're good for the environment.…