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Cities are making it rain more – but not as much as scientists thought

Cities experience more rains After another spell of wet weather along Australia’s east coast, with storms, heavy rain and flash flooding across Sydney and parts...

From trash to treasure: How eucalyptus bark can reduce pollution

eucalyptus bark reduces pollution Every year, tonnes of eucalyptus bark are stripped off trees, dumped, burned or left to rot as forestry waste. But researchers...

Bought a new EV? Here’s a quick guide to driving and charging

Electric vehicle purchases in Australia have surged amid the ongoing war in Iran, as drivers worry about rising fuel costs. The big drawcard: much cheaper running costs. As of...

Indian-led tech unicorn Fractal expands to Melbourne

Fractal, an Indian-led tech startup specialising in cutting-edge AI and analytics services will scale up its operations in Melbourne with the support of State...

Why Moon missions fail, and why space is so hard to explore

In 2019, India attempted to land a spacecraft on the Moon – and ended up painting a kilometers-long streak of debris on its barren...

Instagram Threads hits 30 mn users, Twitter to sue Meta

Alarmed at a steep rise in Instagram Threads’ popularity that reached 30 million users within no time, Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino on Thursday appealed...

‘These school holidays, I’m heading to Europa… and you can too.’

These school holidays, I’m heading to Europa with my parents. No, that’s not a spelling mistake. I don’t refer here to Europe the continent, but...

Professor Joyeeta Gupta awarded ‘Dutch Nobel Prize’

Indian-origin professor Joyeeta Gupta has been awarded the Spinoza Prize, the highest distinction in Dutch science, for her scientific work focusing on a "just...

Indian-Australian scientist develops new tech to produce green hydrogen

As the world looks towards a cleaner energy future, hydrogen technology and the development of green hydrogen will play a crucial role. Dr Gurpreet...

Climate-proofing tropical fruits one at a time

Plants provide almost every calorie of food we eat. Grains like rice, wheat and corn make civilisation possible. For millennia, farmers have bred grains,...

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