Fifty years ago, at Lake Mungo, the true scale of Aboriginal Australians' epic story was revealed
This month marks the golden jubilee of a watershed event in the history of this nation that should cause all Australians to pause and reflect.
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Treating the cause of crime more effective than only addressing the crime itself
Researchers from The University of Western Australia's Law School have been studying the feasibility of a justice model that has the potential to improve the effectiveness of crime prevention in Western Australia.
Air New Zealand fined in Australia air cargo cartel case
Air New Zealand was Wednesday fined Aus$15 million (US$11 million) by an Australian court for its part in a global air cargo cartel involving major international airlines.
Huawei executive warns Australia risks economy with 5G ban
Australia could damage its economic future if it bans Huawei from the nation's next-generation mobile network technology, the Chinese telecommunication giant's Australian boss said on Wednesday.
3, 2, 1...liftoff! The science of launching rockets from Australia
Australia's space agency will officially commence operations on July 1 2018.
Australian feral cats kill a million reptiles a day: study
Feral cats kill more than one million reptiles every day in Australia, a new study showed Monday, with the staggering slaughter threatening many species.
Australia agrees Solomons internet cable after China concern
Australia will help fund and build an underseas communications cable to the Solomon Islands, it was agreed Wednesday, after the Pacific nation was convinced to drop a contract with Chinese company Huawei.
The big global space agencies rely on Australia – let's turn that to our advantage
In the conversation around Australia's space agency, the brand leaders – the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the European Space Agency (ESA) – have had relatively little airplay.
Role of kelp forests in mitigating climate change under threat
A global study led by a team from The University of Western Australia and the Marine Biological Association of the UK has found that kelp forests take in more than twice the amount of carbon dioxide than previously thought, ...
Australia builds world's longest cat-proof fence to save wildlife
A conservation agency has constructed what is believed to be the world's longest cat-proof fence in central Australia to save native wildlife and vegetation ravaged by the feline predators.
