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Thursday 10 September 2026
190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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Environment and Energy
‘Stark warning’: Combating ecosystem collapse from the tropics to the Antarctic
19 marine and terrestrial ecosystems across Australian and Antarctica undergoing collapse
Environment and Energy
Masters of mimicry, male lyrebirds use their skill to deceive potential mates
Imitation of “mobbing flock” alarm calls may deliver reproductive advantage
Environment and Energy
Sutherland Shire-based UOW student passionate about saving local environment
Holt Estate Environmental Science Scholarship to help Charlie Gluskie achieve his dreams
Environment and Energy
Australia’s gold industry stamped out mercury pollution — now it's coal's turn
Coal-fired power plants are now Australia’s largest controllable source of mercury emissions, releasing between two and four tonnes of mercury every year
Science and Technology
CABAH Research Fellow wins prestigious international prize
UOW archaeobotanist Dr Anna Florin received the 23rd Tübingen Early Prehistory and Quaternary Ecology prize
Environment and Energy
Burnt ancient nutshells reveal the story of climate change at Kakadu — now drier than ever before
The Kakadu region likely functioned as a place of refuge for early Australians as they struggled through harsh and arid conditions