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12,000-year-old Indigenous rituals unearthed in North Victoria

12,000-year-old Indigenous rituals unearthed in North Victoria

Science & Environment The Wire

An archeological collaboration between the GunaiKurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation and Monash University unearthed evidence of 12,000 year old...

Long-term healthcare costs for substance-exposed unborn children

Long-term healthcare costs for substance-exposed unborn children

Science & Environment The Wire

Research conducted from Macquarie University has found that children exposed to substance use during pregnancy faced higher healthcare costs and...

Water free ‘containment zone’ could stop cane toads infiltrating WA’s Pilbara

Water free ‘containment zone’ could stop cane toads infiltrating WA’s Pilbara

Science & Environment The Wire

The Western Australia State Government has announced funding for the first phase of a Toad Containment Zone, a collaborative project...

Eco-anxiety is on the rise with young people

Eco-anxiety is on the rise with young people

Science & Environment The Wire

Climate change is increasingly impacting the mental health of young people worldwide. With more than half of individuals aged 16-25...

Cattle are more than a commodity in Africa

Cattle are more than a commodity in Africa

Science & Environment Social Justice The Wire

Cattle have a special place not only economically but socially in Africa.  The way cattle are used and raised is...

Australia’s big four banks fund $61 billion to fossil fuel companies

Australia’s big four banks fund $61 billion to fossil fuel companies

Science & Environment The Wire

A new report by Market Forces a non-for-profit climate group reveals, Australia’s big four banks have collectively financed over $61...

Rice breeding initiative to reduce crops eco footprint

Rice breeding initiative to reduce crops eco footprint

Science & Environment The Wire

A black rice breeding project could reduce the crop’s environmental impact by developing new ‘climate smart’ varieties of rice. The...

The Koalas

The Koalas

Communications & Culture Science & Environment The Wire

Whilst koalas continue to be one Australia’s most emblematic marsupials, beloved by tourists and locals alike, the staggering drop in...

Experts urging fashion industry to ditch plastics

Experts urging fashion industry to ditch plastics

Science & Environment The Wire

This month sparks the start of plastic free July, with experts urging the fashion industry to stop the use of...

New technology tracking drink drivers

New technology tracking drink drivers

Science & Environment The Law The Wire

Researchers at Edith Cowan University are developing new computer tracking technology using camera footage to track whether a driver is...
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