What California can learn from drought in Australia
Australia is no stranger to drought, if anything the two are pretty well acquainted. With the…
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More Sydney-siders, more pressure on food supply
By 2031, the population of Sydney is expected to grow by another 1.6 million people -…
Diving into the world of ‘extreme corals’
When you hear coral reefs, what do you think? Pristine blue waters, colourful ecosystems, maybe even little…
Switched on about switching off – the future of Earth Hour
Coming into it's tenth year Earth Hour has a big question to consider - what's everyone…
New Robots Aiding Macquarie University Surgeons
The Macquarie University Hospital has recently acquired a new robot that will help surgeons complete minimally…
ASKAP Joins Hunt For Fast Radio Bursts
Fast Radio Bursts are mysterious bursts of radio waves, which since their first discover around a…
A device that knows when you’re stressed
When you’re stressed, whether that be from work, family troubles or a busy schedule, we often…
Addressing chronic disease prevention in Indigenous communities
Chronic diseases, such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes, are the greatest contributor to the health…
The role of palliative care for dementia patients
'You matter, your care matters. Palliative care can make a difference.' For National Palliative Care Week,…
Rethinking the built environment
What is the social sustainability of the built environment? How are we using architectural design to…
Mining High Court data
The High Court is the last court of appeal in Australia, but not everyone gets a…
The plight of the weedy seadragon
The weedy seadragon is a beautiful and charismatic marine creature native to the kelp forests of…