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Recently, magnetic compasses at Greenwich pointed directly at true north for the first time in 360 years. This is currently happening in Western Australia too. But what does it mean?
Edible experiments, explosions and splat paintings. Chemistry has taken Dr Laura Kuhar from diamond mines back to the classroom, where she shares her love of science.
We're working with Indigenous rangers in Cape York to give baby turtles the best chance of making it from nest to ocean.
Some bloomin' awesome beats to brighten your day and put a spring in your step! 🌼
Forget Spiderman, the real heroes are living in your very own gardens. That’s right, we’re talking about insects.
We’re giving you the low down on low-carb.
For Father's Day we spoke to a few of our working dads to find out how our flexible work arrangements support them to do the best job they can.
RV Investigator has returned to port after a voyage of discovery in the Coral Sea. Researchers uncovered rocks, coral, volcanoes and a potential shipwreck.
Growth in demand for healthy and sustainable products could make Australia's food and agribusiness sector more valuable than mining.
We’ll be joining GovHack to bring hackers together across the country to supercharge science data and generate creative solutions.
We’ve starting to unravel the mystery of the source of the Pilbara gold nuggets whose unusual shape and distribution baffled explorers in the region.
Cathy Foley reflects on the importance of leadership in science as the buzz from Australian Museum Eureka Prizes still lingers.
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