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The Best of Australian Science: July 2013
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Talking Cars
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The astronaut as an Outback handyman or handywoman
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It’s that time of the week again. Time for some science-y goodness from around the
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Public Health in the Age of Austerity
“Care of the public health is the first duty of the statesman
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The 100th edition of Le Tour de France came to a close yesterday evening in
Are Australians Really Getting Dumber?
The Australian Academy of Science has found that when it comes to science Australians are
Spiders on Mars? No, An Australian Radio Telescope!
Those white insect-like things you see in the picture are not spiders on Mars, but
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I hope everyone’s enjoying a nice weekend! It’s my turn again for the weekly science
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Talking Carbon, Talking Solutions – Australians Want Action
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