The science of steak
Before you throw a hunk of meat on the barbie this summer, read our guide to the perfect steak.
Jan 15, 2019
in
Sowing seeds for snapper habitat
In an Australian first, recreational fishers will have a crack at restoring the lost seagrass meadows of Cockburn Sound.
From dreams to fire: How Aboriginal Australians shaped biodiversity
For many wild species, Aboriginal Australians shaped their diversity and distribution and even helped them thrive.
Why do sharks dive?
Is it to regulate their body temperature? Conserve energy? Find food?
Spinifex promises stronger condoms
Spinifex grass could be used to create thinner, stronger latex for gloves and condoms, as well as more durable seals and tyres, an Australian scientist says.
Probe killers in deep space
In the cold reaches of deep space, something is making us kill our probes.
Is the future of dog health in a DNA test?
Information from commercial DNA tests helped reveal the genetic origins of the husky's captivating blue eyes and may even help us treat some diseases. But not everyone agrees.
Looking for rocket science in unexpected places
You don't have to leave Australia to be a rocket scientist. In fact, you might not even have to leave your job.
The hunt for (potentially) life-giving water beneath Mars
Ground-penetrating radar has already helped scientists discover liquid water under Mars' surface. It might also be the key to discovering if life exists on our cosmic neighbour.
RNAi: The secret to making our food better
Bad apples may be a thing of the past. Scientists can now improve crops without genetic modification.
