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An image of an anopheles mosquito, a carrier for malaria parasites. The mosquito is small and brown, on a white background. Image source: Owen Strickland, via Wikimedia Commons

Malaria treatments could be more effective using cholesterol, study found

Health, Outdoors, Science

19 August 2024

A rendered 3D model of the OceanGate submersible "Titan" underwater, showing how the vessel would have looked. Image source: Madelgarius, via Wikimedia Commons

OceanGate sued by family of passenger on Titan submersible

Business, Science, Technology

11 August 2024

An image of CSIRO's science building. CSIRO is the current publisher of Cosmos Magazine. Image source: CSIRO, via: Wikimedia Commons

Cosmos Magazine criticised for publishing AI-generated articles

Science, Australia, Technology

9 August 2024

An image of a sharpnose shark ashore on a beach. Sharks in this family have been tested for cocaine levels off the coast of Brazil. Image source: toadlady1, via: Wikimedia Commons

Sharks test positive for cocaine in Brazil

Weird, Wacky, Quirky, Science, World

27 July 2024

Plague, Theodor Kittelsen

Research links plague to Neolithic population decline

Science, Health, History, World

21 July 2024

An image of a beluga whale looking curiously at a camera. The whale is underwater. Image source: Mike Johnston, via Flickr.

Beluga whales rescued from aquarium in Ukraine

War, Science, World

22 June 2024

An image of Peter Dutton, opposition leader and leader of the Coalition, who has just announced a new nuclear energy plan. Image source: Commonwealth of Australia, via: Wikimedia Commons

Nuclear energy plan put forward by Opposition leader Peter Dutton

Australia, Finance, Outdoors, Politics, Science

21 June 2024

The curvature of the earth observed from space. Image source: Reid Wiseman, via NASA

Ed Dwight, the US’s first African American astronaut candidate, has flown into space

Space, History, Science

26 May 2024

surgery room

First recipient of pig kidney transplant dies two months after surgery

Science, Health

13 May 2024

Orangutan touching its face. Image source: Wilfredor, via Wikimedia Commons

Orangutan becomes first wild animal seen using medicinal plants to heal a wound

Science, Health, Outdoors

6 May 2024

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