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Tracking down Tasmania's rare, flightless pandani mothIt can't fly, it spends its life hidden among the foliage of a native plant, and its closest…
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Noosa startup's solution to tackle burping cattle's methane emissionsAfter eight years of research, a Noosa startup is commercialising a supplement designed to affordably reduce methane emissions…
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Bird experts cover 38,000km looking for signs of H5 bird fluEcologist Richard Kingsford has been counting birds for decades as part of an annual survey but this year…
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How 1851's Black Thursday helped shape VictoriaIt shaped colonial-era Victoria and is remembered as being a "baptism of fire" for the Garden State. But…
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Microsoft says sorry for 24 hours-long global outageMicrosoft said server issues were behind the incident but says there was no malicious activity.
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Microsoft 'deeply sorry' for global outage, reports 'broad recovery' of servicesMicrosoft rules out any malicious "cyber or AI" activity after a worldwide outage disrupted healthcare services, delayed corporate…
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The Kiwi tech firm trying to make waiting for flights 'time well spent'LoungePair co-founder Daniel Kinnoch says travellers can get into a lounge within a minute, no membership needed.
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Switching runways, flying higher proposed in bid to reduce Brisbane aircraft noiseSix years after the city's second $1.1 billion runway opened, the federal government's air traffic oversight body is…
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A cricketing drama to divide a nation: why the sandpaper scandal is Australia’s Bazball | Barney RonayThe sandpaper affair is back, and the reason it has hit Australia so hard is because it is…
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Australia has drawn a line around half its ocean. What happens inside it?A world leader in marine protection, Australia still faces questions over what's happening beneath the surface.
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Can pornography help save Tasmania’s rainforests? Kirsha Kaechele hopes soThe ‘first lady’ of Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art has launched an OnlyFans portal with an…
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