It’s a bingo caller’s dream. At 11.11am today, it’ll be 11:11:11:11:11. Legs 11 on steroids. But how do we know […]
“With all due respect, I am the head of IT and I have it on good authority – if you […]
Antarctic Snaggletooth: Usually found deeper than 500m during the day. Feeds on midwater fishes and crustaceans. Grows to about 30cm. […]
Water: Science and Solutions for Australia has the latest status of Australia’s water resources, future prospects and the potential for […]
There is no arguing – most people find economics pretty hard to follow and perhaps just a little dull. But […]
It’s about the size of an aircraft carrier and at about 10.30am on November 9 (AEDT) it will pass within […]
Armored gurnards are found in deep tropical waters around the world. They are encased in heavy scales with prominent spines. […]
The new CSIROpedia (I did warn you) is good at showing what we have been up to for the past […]
There is no shortage of data and information in the world. But how can we access it easily and how […]
According to the United Nations (and they should know) – the world’s population is going to hit 7 billion on […]
From the Australian National Fish Collection The Australian National Fish Collection is a comprehensive reference […]
The World Solar Challenge arrived in Adelaide this afternoon after leaving Darwin about 3000km ago. The winners were Tokai University […]
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