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18-year-old wins scholarship after first flight sparks aviation dream

For Angel Marino, the life-changing journey began thousands of feet in the air. Her first flight was at the tender age of seven, when she traveled with her family from the Philippines to Australia. A typical childhood trip turned into the start of a dream that would eventually lead her…

The Times of India · Sep 9

Cheaper, smarter and tougher: $105m bet on Aussie solar

Twenty Australian solar research projects will attract a record investment to improve the technology and help to lower costs.

AAP · Aug 31

'We're already here': UNSW Canberra unveils robotics hub as $1b campus takes shape

New UNSW facility draws makers and innovators to Canberra.

The Canberra Times · Aug 26

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Our universities are failing our veterans. Here's how to fix it

The skills in the service must be better recognised.

The Canberra Times · Aug 23

Rosie's Cancer Came Back After Her AI-Designed Vaccine, and Her Owner Just Raised $4 Million

Rosie's AI-designed mRNA vaccine went viral in March. Her cancer later returned, and her owner's startup launched with Founders Fund backing.

Medical Daily · Aug 19

Australia has a unique love affair with house auctions. Is it starting to come to an end?

Recent falls in auction clearance rates have resulted in dramatic media headlines. But were auctions part of the problem?

The Guardian - AU · Aug 9

Andhra govt, Australia sign MoUs on clean energy, manufacturing, education, skills

Andhra Pradesh and Australia signed four MoUs expanding bilateral cooperation. These agreements cover clean energy, advanced manufacturing, and inclusive education initiatives. Student mental health and skill development also form key areas of collaboration. The partnerships aim to foster innovation and workforce development in the state. These collaborations follow recent discussions…

The Economic Times · Aug 2

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What is a ‘fire cloud’, and how have they worsened wildfires in Europe?

Severe wildfires can generate their own unique weather systems. One of the most striking examples of this are dangerous pyrocumulonimbus, or pyroCB, clouds

The Guardian - AU · Jul 27

UNSW academic subjected to Nazi salutes in class, antisemitism commission hears

Royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion hears lived experiences of Jewish students and academics

The Guardian - AU · Jul 13

Australians are hungry for new history books – but historians are pressured not to publish locally

Even after decades of history wars, Australians still have a keen appetite for Australian history. According to recent research by UNSW, 83% of Australians believe history is relevant to society today – but only 57% feel we know much about it.

The Conversation · Jun 29

Major New Scientific Review Concludes Vaping Likely Causes Lung and Oral Cancer in People Who Vape

A peer-reviewed UNSW Sydney review published in Carcinogenesis June 21, 2026, concludes nicotine e-cigarettes are likely to cause lung and oral cancers.

Medical Daily · Jun 22

Sydney’s UNSW overtakes University of Melbourne in global rankings for first time

University of New South Wales ranks 19th in QS World University Rankings, with nine Australian universities achieving record-high positions

The Guardian - AU · Jun 17

Canberra home to a number one university in latest QS rankings

'We are excited to be number one ...'

The Canberra Times · Jun 17

Australian unis 'punch above their weight' in rankings

An Australian university has soared 30 places in a key global ranking to become the best performing tertiary institution in the nation.

AAP · Jun 17

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The Conversation · Jun 10

I used sound waves to make espresso. It could cut coffee-brewing energy use by 75%

Most of us think of espresso as a hot, high-pressure ritual. Finely ground coffee goes into a machine, boiling water is forced through it, and in about 30 seconds we get a concentrated shot with crema, aroma, bitterness, body and caffeine.

Pedestrian.tv · Jun 3

A Study Has Shown That Creatine Might Not Be As Good As You Think

Love guzzling creatine for your gym gains? Well, you might wanna put the scoop down, sweetie. New studies show it might not be very effective.

inkl · Jun 2

Former banking exec makes $25M bid to capture untapped US$350B market

A former banking executive and current Partner at private investment firm Factory Capital expects to invest in excess of $25 million to build businesses targeting the largely untapped US$120 to 350 billion potential global market for peri- and post-menopause (“midlife”) interventions.

The Guardian - AU · May 15

‘Refugees Are Welcome Here’ site could be part of ‘connected campaign’ to funnel votes to One Nation in Victoria

Exclusive: Rightwing activist denies responsibility for set of aspiring political parties and their potential preferences, as Guardian analysis suggests links

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The Conversation · Mar 10

Animals can talk over huge distances – but humans might be changing their range

Animals are noisy. And their noises can travel a long way.

The Guardian - AU · Mar 9

Westralia: an inevitable independence for WA or an ‘idiotic’ idea in a time of war?

Authors of a new book argue secession could be a blueprint for eastern states but the government says it would leave WA with a weaker economy and no defence force

The Conversation · Dec 29, 2025

Emma Johnston was a visionary scientist, environmentalist and leader, with an abiding hope for humanity

Emma Johnston, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne who has died aged 52, was a marine ecologist, a visionary leader in science and research, a passionate champion of the environment, a brilliant and engaging communicator, and a caring mentor. Emma was also our friend.

The Conversation · Dec 12, 2025

Should Australia establish an independent body to investigate scientific misconduct? We asked 5 experts

Most of us trust scientists. We believe they are not just competent, but honest as well.

The Guardian - AU · Nov 28, 2025

‘Mineral’ sunscreens marketed to Australians contain almost identical chemicals as others, testing shows

Exclusive: UNSW researchers found protection in products usually marketed as ‘natural’ is also contained in cheaper alternatives

The Guardian - AU · Nov 9, 2025

150 police visits in 20 months: Indigenous mother takes action after her boys subjected to ‘relentless’ checks

Exclusive: A family has launched a court case against NSW police alleging racial discrimination is behind excessive bail checks

The Guardian - AU · Oct 17, 2025

Many people go their whole lives without seeing a platypus in the wild. We just saw four in one night

Ten platypuses were reintroduced into Sydney’s Royal national park in 2023. This week, two new juveniles were discovered, leading one researcher to cry ‘Oh, give me a hug’

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