Space junk, satellites and lasers
What goes up, must come down. Fears this week around the Tiangong 1 Chinese satellite and…
Health, Science & Tech
The Return Of The Mummy…
When Archaeologists at University of Sydney's Nicholson Museum lifted the lid on an Egyptian coffin that…
Elite sport: Preparing for retirement early
Tragically, Australia has had to watch many of our elite athletes across all sports struggle with…
New app ‘Spidentify’ takes the creepy out of creepy crawlies!
According to recent CSIRO data, Australia is home to well over 800 species of spider most…
Where Are All The Stars? The Ecological Consequences of Light Pollution
Light pollution - it’s the result of man-made light used ineffectively and excessively and a consequence…
Frozen Frogs: Conserving amphibian life in Australia
With over 41,000 species now on the Union for Conservation of Nature’s "Red List", Australian scientists…
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a giant moving soup of plastic waste that has accumulated…
Will AI be teaching students in the future?
Artificial intelligence are becoming more incorporated into our daily lives, from Governments to Businesses utilising bots…
The Ripple Effect of Urban Farming
Urban agriculture has been credited with increasing the diversity of plants and animals in cities, improving…
Autonomous Cars and Technology
Autonomous cars are no longer a thing of the future: Tesla, Google, and Uber are test-driving…
Stephen Hawking retrospective
Last week, one of the guiding lights in the world of physics passed away - Stephen…
Tackling Mental Health with Surfing, Saltwater Therapy and Fluro
In any given year one in every five Australians aged 16-85 will experience mental health issues…