It's National Recycling Week and we're on a mission! We're developing a major research program to reimagine the future of plastics.
After the Black Summer bushfires, heavy rains extinguished many fires but turned high quality water in our rivers to sludge. This is how we can better prepare for next time.
Our blogs have been coming thick and fast this month. Let’s see how much you remember while you’ve been social distancing like a champ!
We’re starting to feel the effects of social distancing. So we're getting some inspiration from our animal friends.
It's time to find out what you remember from the last month of science news and break the boredom in isolation.
Our research into rubbish at Ningaloo Reef has revealed the World-heritage listed area is living up to its pristine reputation.
The new data from RV Investigator will be shared with the Traditional Owners and Indigenous ranger groups who work in the marine park.
In honour of World Oceans Day this week, we’ve looked beyond the shore to test your knowledge and hopefully provide a few more facts on our great blue planet.
As demand for fish continues to grow, new research has revealed that the global fishing fleet has doubled to 3.7 million.
When you look at the waves breaking at the beach, those waves might be at the end of a long journey. They could have been created far away, or just nearby.
Capturing a mining site’s tiny, yet complex microbial community, and putting it to work to ‘clean itself up’, could bring a revolution in water remediation efforts.
We are surveying deep-sea coral reefs growing on underwater mountains to deepen our understanding of these extraordinary marine communities.
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