Investigating the key intersection of science and the community – the stuff that actually matters to
When your neighbour is struggling, the community rallies around them – even if that neighbour is a f
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Ian Connellan and Gail McCallum talk to Jason Flesher, the Director of Discovery Operations for Scen
Australia’s farmers and agricultural industries are at the front line when it comes to dealing with
The Science Detectives are on another case. This week, Olivia Henry wants to know why animals come i
Regional communities looking for ways to diversify income and employment under climate change often
It doesn’t rain at the South Pole. Why not? Will global warming change that?This question from a Cos
We learn in school that the Sun rises in the east and sets in the west. But we also know the Sun doe
Series one ep: 14When coral reefs disappear more is lost than animals and evonomic benefits. Dr Tomm
Cosmos Science regional reporters Jamie Seidel and Glenn Morrison find out how quolls were transport
At the beginning of 2023, scientists made a surprise finding.The pygmy right whale, which is the sma
If marine microbes are Earth's unsung heroes, year 12 student Emelia is singing their praises.
