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The latest report reveals Australia's 2025-26 summer was the wettest in nearly a decade, with record-high temperatures. Explore the contrasting weather patterns that shaped the season.

Discover when and where to catch the captivating 'blood moon' total lunar eclipse across North America, Australia, and New Zealand on March 3, 2026.

A complete triceratops fossil, previously on display in a Wyoming museum, is hitting the auction block as the dinosaur collectibles market continues to boom.

Scotland becomes first UK country to legalize water cremation, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional burial and cremation.

Discover the innovative Clear Drop Soft Plastic Compactor that transforms unrecyclable plastics into durable bricks, helping reduce waste and promote sustainability.

Researchers have resurrected Thomas Edison's long-forgotten nickel-iron battery design, which could be ideal for renewable energy storage. Discover the science behind this breakthrough.

Ex-Treasury boss Ken Henry leads push for federal government to do more to safeguard animals as biodiversity declines amidst bushfires, floods, and the climate crisis.

Ex-NASA chief turned ULA lobbyist pushes for legislation to limit SpaceX funding, aiming to strengthen the space industry's competitive landscape.

The chair of the Animals in Science Committee shares insights on their strategy to promote alternatives to animal testing in the research industry.

New study reveals how tomato clownfish can alter their distinctive stripes in response to environmental cues and social influences, showcasing their remarkable adaptability.