Audioburstadded this to Audioburst SustainabilityFungi Listen: Magic Mushrooms: Can Their Mycelia Give Us Safer Plastic Replacements?Audioburst - The Science Show "This film called the Kingdom you really must see it won so many international prizes and was made in Australia about fungi the half a kingdom of …
Australian Broadcasting Corporationadded this to BusinessMining Tasmanian miners hold out hope for brighter future as technology industry growsabc.net.au - Alexandra Humphries Politicians trumpeting the rebirth of mining in Tasmanian communities desperate for jobs are being warned they may be doing damage. Don Edmonston has …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesMyths Wombat cube-shaped poo mystery is finally solved after baffling scientists for yearsdailymail.co.uk - By Alana Mazzoni For Daily Mail Australia The long-running mystery surrounding wombats' cube-shaped faeces is finally over. Researchers from the University of Tasmania recently sliced open a …
IKITOadded this to Science & TechIcon version of the Flipboard logoScience Poo scoop snares an Ig Nobelcosmosmagazine.com Australian shares the glory for outstanding work in physics.
Australian Universities Saving the Tasmanian devil: crowdfunded mission raises new hopesydney.edu.au Dr Carolyn Hogg was walking over hard, spiky rock, with Tasmanian devil traps strapped to her back, in a remote part of the island state’s wilderness …
novisiblemeansadded this to Local HistorySamurai How a samurai manuscript vindicated the wild claims of convict escapee William Swallowabc.net.au - By Tim Stone for The History Listen When William Swallow testified that a ship hijacked by mutinying convicts had voyaged across the Pacific to Japan, where the crew encountered …
CNNadded this to Top StoriesPsychology Rich countries aren't stopping climate change. Can poor nations save themselves?CNN - By James Griffiths, CNN(CNN) — Tall and stony-faced, with a long and bitter history of fighting for democracy, Tongan leader Akilisi Pōhiva is not someone you'd expect to break down in tears at an intergovernmental summit. a
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesWhite Shark Woman relives terrifying moment she saw her dad taken by great white shark as they dived in Tasmaniadailymail.co.uk - By Lauren Ferri For Daily Mail Australia A young diver has relived the terrifying moment her father was taken by a great white shark and revealed how she overcame her fear to get back in the …
flbd216n3j0iiu4added this to HousingHousing Tasmania's housing debt to be waived under Jacqui Lambie dealabc.net.au - Henry Zwartz The Federal Government is set to waive Tasmania's $150 million housing debt. Sources have confirmed the debt is to be waived in full as part of a deal …
Australian Universities New acquisitions of art embody Tasmaniautas.edu.au - www.utas.edu.au Works of art by local artists and University alumni Dr Ruth Frost, Dr Lucia Usmiani and Patrick Hall are among 80 new acquisitions to the University …
flbd216n3j0iiu4added this to America/AustraliaAustralian Universities Sue Hickey says her $190,000 pay doesn't cut it. Is she right?abc.net.au They're some of the most senior figures in the country and are elected to represent the people, but are our politicians earning too much? On Sunday, …
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to PARANORMAL ACRESParanormal UTAS art lecturer to exhibit UFO and telepathy-themed workexaminer.com.au - Frances Vinall WORD OF MOUTH: Dr Jacquelene Drinkall will be exhibiting her artwork at Melbourne's Grau Projekt gallery. Picture: Neil Richardson As far as …
Australian Universities Heavenly gospel to reverberate from down underutas.edu.au - www.utas.edu.au Southern renditions of popular gospel music will reverberate skywards from deep underground at two sell-out shows in Mona’s Nolan Gallery this …
Australian Universities Architecture professor brings international exhibition to Launcestonutas.edu.au - www.utas.edu.au After touring the globe, an exhibition of contemporary Japanese domestic architecture has opened in Launceston to inspire city planning and house …
Selena Lucienadded this to BLG Internet of Things Semtech Supports Statewide LoRaWAN® Network Deployment in Tasmaniayahoo.com - Business Wire The enterprise-grade network lets organizations benefit from Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity anywhere in-state Semtech Corporation (SMTC), a …
Plastic It’s raining plastic in Canada, scientists say. But no one knows the source or toxicitynationalpost.com - Devika Desai It's been raining plastic in Canada, researchers have found in the last two years. Read More
Plastic It’s raining plastic in Canada, scientists say. But no one knows the source or toxicitythestarphoenix.com - Devika Desai Updated: August 27, 2019 It’s been raining plastic in Canada, researchers have found in the last two years. And no one knows where it’s coming from. Or what it can do. A U.S. …
Unsecurityadded this to Diagnosis + treatmentNaloxoneWhat is naloxone, the 'EpiPen of overdose', and why are so few Tasmanians using it? - ABC News (Australian Broadcastingabc.net.au Unintentional overdoses claimed the lives of 30 Tasmanians in 2017, and once again the leading cause was opioids. So why are so few Tasmanians …
Gr8ful Tedadded this to Paris My WayAustralian Universities Artists to live the Paris dreamutas.edu.au Two Tasmanian artists will spend three months living, developing new work, and studying art in the heart of Paris after being selected for the …
Memory Loss Best of Last Week: New state of matter, synthesizing a cyclocarbon and calcium connection to age-related memory losssciencex.com - Bob Yirka It was a good week for physics as a team with members from New York University, the University of Buffalo and Wayne State University announced that …
The Arts The makers of Burnie manufacture successtheadvocate.com.au - Sandy Powell The first iteration of the event was designed to capture the imagination of National Science Week.
Futurity Newsadded this to Science & TechScience Neutron star ‘glitch’ offers surprising look insidefuturity.org - Cynthia Lee-McGill A neutron star “glitch” is providing astronomers a peak at what happens within the mysterious objects. The “glitch” happens when parts of the neutron …
Brian Perkinsadded this to SpaceNeutron Stars Glitch in neutron star reveals its hidden secretsmonash.edu - 13 August 2019 Neutron stars are not only the most dense objects in the Universe, but they rotate very fast and regularly. Occasionally these neutron stars start to …
Futurity Newsadded this to EnvironmentCrime Environmental crime goes way beyond poachingfuturity.org - Layne Cameron-Michigan State Transnational environmental crime takes an estimated $91 to $259 billion bite out of the global economy and has strong ties to organized crime …
Australian Universities AUSTRALIA Architecture Newsworldarchitecture.org Australian architecture firm John Wardle Architects has unveiled design for a new educational campus to be built as the first building of the …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoNeutron Stars Glitch in neutron star reveals its hidden secrets | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org - www.eurekalert.org In a paper published today scientists have studied the Vela Pulsar, a neutron star in the southern sky, that is 1,000 light years away Neutron stars …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoMichigan State University Wildlife trafficking and more hinder nations’ sustainable developmentmsu.edu - Michigan State University Transnational environmental crime – wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, dumping hazardous waste and more – takes an estimated $91 to $259 billion …
University of Western Australia Transnational environmental crime threatens sustainable developmentnature.com - Meredith L. Gore, Patrick Braszak, James Brown, Phillip Cassey, Rosaleen Duffy, Judith Fisher, Jessica Graham, Ronit Justo-Hanani, Andrea E. Kirkwood, Elizabeth Lunstrum, Catherine Machalaba, Francis Massé, Maria Manguiat, Delon Omrow, Peter Stoett, Tanya Wyatt, Rob White Transnational environmental crime has become the largest financial driver of social conflict, with severe implications for peace and security. …
Hugh Madded this to Real Estate AustraliaAustralian Universities Cold housing under fire after report links deathsexaminer.com.au - Matt Dennien An ACT renting organisation report published this week estimated more than one third of the 140 cold-related deaths each year in that state could be …
Unsecurityadded this to Half a Brain No parcel, no worries: Why Australia is embracing click and collectsmh.com.au - Dominic Powell The business has now set up shop in Australia to court retail partners, betting on local shoppers taking to the solution as eagerly as our UK …
