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A 12-year-old West Australian schoolgirl has been left with a devastating eye injury after being swooped by a magpie on her way home from school – an accident that will now see her face up to 18 ...

University of Queensland researchers have completed the first comprehensive studies of recent fire history and koala ...

Artificial intelligence will be used to map ecosystems like cold-water coral reefs [PA Media] Vulnerable deep-sea habitats will be mapped with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) in a study made ...

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It is estimated half of the local seagrass habitat in Gamay (Botany Bay) has already been lost. Researchers and Aboriginal rangers are replanting seagrass fragments and using biochar to restore the ...

SYDNEY - Australia has launched a multimillion-dollar marketing campaign that depicts its world-first ban on social media for teenagers as “for the good of our kids” ahead of its December start date.

Australian communications minister Anika Wells said the campaign aims to spread awareness about the changes coming for families. (EPA Images pic) Australia has launched a multimillion-dollar marketing ...

Australia has launched a multimillion-dollar national awareness campaign to promote an upcoming law that will ban social media access for anyone under 16, framing the change as being “for the good of ...