Organisation: University of New South Wales

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<p>Dingo on Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia</p>

outdoors

Richard Collins: Wild and captive dingoes compared to domestic dogs

Researchers have found that dingoes are maintaining their identity and are challenging the view that pure dingoes are on the decline due to cross-breeding

Richard Collins: What zebrafish can tell us about lockdown

Natural ‘gas’ problem is not so funny

general

The long and the short of the beard

world

Australian planes spot two more objects in search for missing plane

world

Disbelief at castaway’s 13-month survival story

world

Scientists see climate change link to deadly record floods

Three planets found near star similar to sun

THREE new planets have been found orbiting a nearby star that is almost identical to the Sun.

Mon, 14 Dec, 2009

Scientists use sarcasm to diagnose dementia in patients

SARCASM may be the lowest form of wit, but Australian scientists are using it to diagnose dementia, according to research published yesterday.

Sat, 13 Dec, 2008

Noble causes receive ‘alternative Nobel’ prizes at ceremony

ORGANISATIONS from Burundi and Sweden working to overcome ethnic hatred, a Paraguayan torture victim and an Australian scientist have been presented with Right Livelihood awards, known as the “Alternative Nobel” prizes.

Wed, 11 Dec, 2002