Epic voyage to examine marine life in our Indian Ocean Territories
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Antarctic voyage delivers breakthrough Aussie krill research
Australian scientists return to Hobart after world-leading research that will help protect vital Antarctic krill from over-harvesting.
Aussie farmers fret over ‘dire’ warnings about pests and disease
Farmers’ body says a CSIRO study released yesterday shows our agriculture is at risk of increased disease outbreaks and pest incursions.
CSIRO warns Australians: ‘Step away from the junk food’
Australians eat three times more junk food than the recommended daily intake, according to a new report.
Australian climate change worse than rest of the world: hot days to double by 2090
What Australia will look like in 2090 if climate change goes unchecked, according to a new report by the CSRIO and the Bureau of Meteorology.
Australian Twitter tool monitors how you’re feeling today
CSIRO will be keeping a check on the world’s happiness-levels by combing through thousands of tweets every minute. Considered a breakthrough tool in establishing international moods and a valuable research tool, it comes on the back of a the federal budget blow to the agency's funding.
Getting all confused about ‘Australian’ products in the UK
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