What’s the link between quality sleep, blue light and your phone?
We're told our phone's blue light can delay our sleep. But does it really? A group…
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Scientists teach crocodiles not to eat toxic cane toads
Freshwater crocodiles in the Kimberley region are vital to local ecosystems. They're also a culturally significant…
Learning from how Australia’s First Nations languages express ge...
Gender in language - it's a tricky area these days. More and more languages are adapting…
A new supercharged silk could help heal the heart
Silk from moths' cocoons is being supercharged to develop new materials that could help people recover…
Wearable trackers help people with chronic health conditions. But ther...
Wearable trackers and monitors - such as smartwatches - are a big help to people living…
Southerly busters are being stirred up — they’re getting m...
It seems odd to think, when we're shivering through a winter cold snap, but East-Coast Aussies…
Dingo DNA from centuries ago reveals a surprising history
Dingoes get a fair bit of controversy. For some, they’re a nuisance predator. But they also…
Archibald Prize 2024: this year’s finalists range from downright fun t...
The Archibald Art Prize is possibly Australia’s highest profile art event each year. But it’s gone…
How did the ancient Greeks and Romans keep fit? Much like us.
Trying to keep fit and healthy in the middle of our busy lives is an old…
Play gives young dolphins more benefits in later life
As humans, we grow up playing with other children, and so do many other animals. Play…
How do I keep my fruit and veggies fresh for longer?
We hear a lot about keeping our meat and dairy fresh and food-safe, but what about…
Public housing towers: should we knockdown and rebuild them? or upgrad...
Big post-war housing complexes have been widely used for authorities to provide public housing for those…