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CSIRO, Australia's National Science Agency, Gets In The Psychedelics Space

It’s not every day that a country’s national institute makes public its efforts to get into psychedelics, but today is one of those days.

Benzinga · May 18, 2022

Tidbinbilla tree presents big problem for CSIRO carbon reduction plans

CSIRO propose solar array at Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex in Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve.

The Canberra Times · May 18, 2022

SS Lake Illawarra mapped in 3D as government prepares to upgrade Tasman Bridge

While many Tasmanians have heard the story, some people may not realise an important piece of history is lying next to the Tasman Bridge as they travel between Hobart's eastern and western shores.

ABC News · May 18, 2022

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'Clean hydrogen' confounds most Aussies

The term "clean hydrogen" confounds most Australians, with a new poll showing just 22 per cent know it can involve fossil fuels with carbon capture and storage.

AAP · May 18, 2022

Australia’s tropical rainforests have been dying faster for decades in ‘clear and stark climate warning’

Scientists compare findings of tree study to mass coral bleaching in Great Barrier Reef

The Guardian - AU · May 18, 2022

Return of the rodents: Australia’s farmers on high alert for another mouse plague

Last year’s record invasion devastated rural areas and this year’s bumper harvest is seeing mouse numbers increasing again

The Guardian - AU · May 13, 2022

Plant-based milks are less nutritious but better for environment

A cheeky study finds that chocolate milk has greater nutritional value than trendy oat milk, whether or not it's fortified with calcium.

The New Daily · May 13, 2022

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Fact checking Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese in the third leaders' debate

The third leaders' debate was a much more subdued affair than the fiery, more shouty previous clash between the two leaders. But in politics, less shouting doesn't necessarily mean fewer furphies.

ABC News · May 12, 2022

One Nation’s Malcolm Roberts Is Freaking Out ‘Cos He Reckons We’re Gonna Be Forced To Eat Bugs

Yummy yummy, bugs in my tummy.

Pedestrian.tv · May 10, 2022

'Ecosystem engineers' to help clear paddocks of poo problem

Dung beetles to help clear paddocks of poo problem.

The Canberra Times · May 10, 2022

Analysis of 5,500 apartment developments reveals your new home may not be as energy efficient as you think

Apartment living is booming in Australia. Many people choose apartments for their good energy efficiency, which reduces the need for heating and cooling and leads to lower power bills. But not every apartment is as energy efficient as the development advertises.

The Conversation · May 9, 2022

ESA investigates smoke at CSIRO building

The shed is understood to be linked to the High Resolution Plant Phenomics Centre.

The Canberra Times · May 8, 2022

Former CSIRO executive who defrauded govt argues against jail to avoid COVID

The court heard the former executive would face "quite severe" consequences if he caught COVID in jail.

The Canberra Times · May 6, 2022

Sea rescue drama off Newcastle

Topics: A port rescue, a bright pulsar and a personal best.

Newcastle Herald · May 4, 2022

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The Conversation · May 2, 2022

We've used a new technique to discover the brightest radio pulsar outside our own galaxy

When a star explodes and dies in a supernova, it takes on a new life of sorts.

The Guardian - AU · May 1, 2022

Morning mail: Labor unveils five key policies, CSIRO controversy, US aid package for Ukraine

Monday: Sydney airport’s environmental offsets have been bulldozed for a new defence facility. Plus: Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue to return to Neighbours

The Guardian - AU · May 1, 2022

CSIRO has become ‘extravagant consulting company’, one of its former top climate scientists says

After cutting ties with the agency, Prof David Karoly is free of its restrictions on commenting on climate policy

ABC News · Apr 21, 2022

'No apparent logical reason' why former CSIRO executive Mark Wallis defrauded government of $300,000

ACT Supreme Court hears there is no obvious explanation why Mark Wallis spent over $300,000 of government money on items including cars, a jet ski, and a gym membership.

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The Canberra Times · Apr 21, 2022

Former CSIRO executive ripped off govt with 'extreme' frauds

He obtained more than $322,000 worth of personal items, including a jet ski and expensive cars, using government funds.

ABC News · Apr 19, 2022

Tasmania's Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station program keeping track of the global atmosphere

A science station near the windy tip of Tasmania's north-west coast is helping to monitor changes in the Earth's atmosphere, writes Sam Cleland.

The Conversation · Apr 18, 2022

Plant-based patties, lab-grown meat and insects: how the protein industry is innovating to meet demand

As demand for alternative protein sources grows, Australians are increasingly looking for options that are healthy, sustainable and ethically made.

The Canberra Times · Apr 9, 2022

Charismatic treehopper found in the ACT by fresh eyes

Dr Olivia Evangelista made a discovery in the ACT in a field which has been dormant for two decades.

ABC News · Apr 8, 2022

Lumpy skin disease live samples to be imported to Australia so CSIRO can develop vaccine

Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says there's a real risk the disease, which could devastate Australia's cattle industry, could be "blown in" from Indonesia.

ABC News · Apr 4, 2022

Australia's chief vet backs calls to import lumpy skin disease samples for vaccine work

Mark Schipp is supporting the cattle industry's proposal to import live samples of the disease in a bid to protect Australia's $40 billion red meat industry.

AAP · Apr 1, 2022

Marsupial creeps back from extinction

A tiny marsupial wiped out by feral pests in NSW is creeping back from localised extinction, with a fresh batch of zoo-bred babies released this week.

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