Biologist Nataliia Machushynets felt like she was "looking for a needle in a haystack," trying to find new antibiotics to help solve the problem of resistance. During her Ph.D. research, she did find what she was looking for, in the soil beneath our feet.
Drought-resistant crops and innovative farming methods could offer a lifeline for a river system on the edge in the arid Southwest.
Mahavatar Narsimha based on puranas will change animation in India Director
Motor giant Stellantis says it is closing the van making plant in the context of the UK's rules on electric vehicle sales.
We all think about money in different ways, but our worries tend to manifest in some common concerns.
Australians miss out on $3 billion in pension entitlements every year - and there’s no way to get that money back.
When it comes to gifting money to your grandkids, you need to think carefully about tax implications – for both you and them.
England won just five of 12 games in 2024 but number eight Earl believes that tough experiences will stand them in good stead going forward
US president-elect has promised to impose tariffs for as long as drugs and undocumented migrants flow into the country.
Ben Stokes’s side bid to end an inconsistent 2024 on a high against the Black Caps, who remain in the hunt for the World Test Championship final at Lord’s next year
Bethell will bat at number three when he makes his Test debut against New Zealand this week.
Paul Watson, the iconic environmental activist and founder of the organization Sea Shepherd, is no stranger to clashes with corporations and governments. Known for his bold and often controversial actions, he has dedicated his life to protecting marine wildlife, with Japanese whaling being one of his primary targets. Now, Watson faces a new legal battle: imprisoned in Greenland, he risks extradition to Japan. Japanese authorities accuse him of "conspiracy to board" their whaling vessel Shonan Maru... Читать дальше...
Old pencil cases and waxy crayons. Who knew that clearing out the school stationery drawer would make me so emotional?
It is the final sitting week of Federal Parliament for the year and the social calendar is packed.
The state government has pumped $25 million into the WA research centre helping to build the world’s largest telescope.
An original 200-year-old copy of A Voyage to Terra Australis – complete with handwritten annotations and corrections – is expected to attract bids of more than six figures.
Gamblers could still use cash and there would be no binding limit to the amount a poker machine player could spend under a draft proposal by the gambling reform panel.
Home sellers in a string of popular sea and tree-change towns in Western Australia are pocketing big gains.
KPMG analysis shows spending on home renovations has jumped in NSW while construction of new homes has plummeted over the past seven years.
Australian universities have been wringing their hands over the tsunami of artificial intelligence tools swamping tertiary education. The University of Sydney has taken a surprising step.
The trouble-plagued Local Small Commitment Allocation program will be audited by the NSW auditor-general and face an upper house inquiry.
Sellers who expect boom-time prices are finding they need to cut back their expectations to meet the market.
China’s ambassador to Australia said on Tuesday that Australia and China are “friends, not foes”. But friends are people who share common values.