Science & Environment
Quorn community continues fight for urgent action on water quality
Thursday, March 14 2024
The taste is terrible, pets wont drink it and plants won’t survive long with it – these are some comments......
Rural Aid’s Mates day supporting Farmers
Wednesday, March 13 2024
The recurring weather events were often behind skyrocketing prices on fresh produce, according to Rural Aid’s CEO, John Warlters. The......
Ocean’s Challenges to be Addressed at Sydney Summit
Monday, March 11 2024
Solutions to some of the planet’s biggest ocean challenges will be in the spotlight later this month, at the Blue......
Hearing loss triggered by disease and medication -research
Wednesday, March 6 2024
As you get older people expect that their hearing may not be as good as it used to be. If......
Public Backs Taxation of Fossil Fuel Exporters
Wednesday, March 6 2024
Australians are bearing the brunt of climate change impacts while fossil fuel companies reap profits from them. Recent research by......
Beetaloo Basin fracking project opposed by First Nations community
Thursday, February 29 2024
Traditional owners from the Beetaloo Basin are concerned about the Tamboran Resource’s fracking plans, and have submitted their opposition to......
Tik Tok pocketing over $1 million per month
Wednesday, February 28 2024
TikTok is a platform that has exploded in popularity since its introduction in 2019. The app allows streamers to pocket......
Healthcare support needed as dementia prevalence set to double in 30 years
Tuesday, February 27 2024
Research from Dementia Australia shows people living with will increase 93 per cent by 2054. With Dementia being the second......
Australian community will unite for nationwide cleanup event
Tuesday, February 27 2024
This Sunday the 3rd of March will see millions of Australians come together to help Clean Up the environment. Clean......
Indigenous STEM advocate reflects on NASA experience
Tuesday, February 27 2024
A Melbourne University’s student is advocating for more first nation representation in STEM fields. Tully Mahr, a Gundungurra woman, currently......