Were the dinosaurs just unlucky?
You might vaguely remember from science class that the dinosaurs were wiped out by a gigantic…
Health, Science & Tech
Think Breakfast: Misophonia
This week’s Think Breakfast has a health focus and covers something intensely personal for its presenter,…
Worm Farms: The Future of Sustainability Buried in Your Backyard
Trying to reduce your impact on the environment? Aren't we all? So let's start in our…
Future Moon Travel to Benefit Life on Earth
Human and scientific missions to the Moon are currently being planned by India, China and Russia.…
What does the Indian Ocean have to say about tropical cyclones?
Australia’s tropical cyclone season began on November 1st and will run in till April of next…
Why we shouldn’t chop down our logging laws
Illegal logging is an immensely profitable global activity, linked to corruption, human rights abuses, criminal networks,…
Why chlamydia rates are on the rise
Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection in the country with more than 70,000 notifications…
Inspiring Earth Ethics Conference
Julia Grieves is involved with the Australian Earth Laws Alliance (AELA) - national not-for-profit organisation, whose…
Exo-Planet Found with Eccentric Orbit
A new planet, HD76920b, has recently been found orbiting almost as twice as far from its…
Creating an edible oasis in Sydney’s urban jungle
Space is hard to come by in Sydney, especially with the property market quickly becoming tighter…
Sustainable shopping: how to rock white sneakers without eco-guilt
For the first time on Thursday drive, we discussed shoes! Every second, Nike sells 25 pairs…
National Pollinator Week
Did you know Australia has over 800 types of bees? This week the Wild Pollinator Count is…