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The RMIT researchers solving our big micropollution problem

Small particles, massive problem. Micropollutants are polluting our waterways, our air, our soil and even our organs. But an Australian invention quickly removing these hazardous...

Jacob John, first Indian-Australian to chair a 3GPP, honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award

Jacob John When Jacob John stepped down last week after 11 years as chair of a 3GPP working group – the longest tenure in...

How Perth student Yash Fatania’s space dream came true

Yash Fatania In October or November last year, Yash Fatania’s supervisor gave him a hint: he might get the opportunity to work on a satellite...

2025 AIBC Address: strengthening Australia-India ties

The 2025 annual address and gala dinner of the Australia India Business Council (AIBC), at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney, drew a full...

Ishika Chhillar: Giving old solar panels a new lease of life

As Australia races toward its renewable energy goals, it’s also facing a quiet challenge - what to do with the growing mountain of discarded...

AI is using your data to set personalised prices online

You check prices online for a flight to Melbourne today. It’s $300. You leave your browser open. Two hours later, it’s $320. Half a...

Richard Robson: Aussie awarded Nobel Peace prize for chemistry

The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metal–organic frameworks: molecular structures that have large spaces within them, capable of...

A game-changer in managing Parkinson’s: A UniSA study

For millions living with Parkinson’s disease, daily life is shaped not only by tremors, stiffness, or slowness of movement, but also by the exhausting...

Australian organic producers tap $16.5 billion Indian market

Australian organic producers are set to gain access to one of the world’s fastest-growing food markets, following a new agreement between Australia and India....

When bogong moths whisper to the Milky Way

In a world-first discovery, scientists have revealed that Australia’s Bogong moth uses constellations - including the Milky Way - to navigate across vast distances,...

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