3rd September 2010

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  • Coalition to refocus science programs

    Created Thu, 19th of Aug 2010

    A Coalition government will provide new funding for international science initiatives and change the structure of the Office of Chief Scientist to a statutory authority if elected to ... more

  • Moves to shift pest to plates

    Created Tue, 17th of Aug 2010

    One of Tasmania's worst marine pests could one day be served up as fine food. The long-spined urchin has had a devastating impact on Tasmania's marine environment, turning life-supporting reefs ... more

  • Icon_camera Concerns raised over commercialised CSIRO

    Created Sat, 14th of Aug 2010

    Australian scientists and sections of industry fear a decade-long experiment to commercialise the CSIRO might be producing a lemon. Forced by successive federal governments to find more money from ... more

  • Icon_camera Labor's science policy boosts engagement

    Created Wed, 11th of Aug 2010

    Science engagement and communication will receive a boost in funding if Labor is re-elected to power in next week's election. But some believe more money is needed for science to ensure Australia ... more

  • Govt announces major biotech lab expansion

    Created Fri, 16th of Jul 2010

    The Victorian and Federal Governments have announced a major expansion of Australia's largest biotechnology laboratory. The multi-million dollar expansion of global biopharmaceutical company CSL ... more

  • Icon_camera Murray irrigation shaping as key election battle

    Created Wed, 14th of Jul 2010

    Water supply from the Murray is also shaping as a key federal election battleground for communities along the troubled river system. The Murray-Darling Basin Authority plans to release details of ... more

  • Science backs apple a day theory

    Created Mon, 12th of Jul 2010

    Science has backed the adage that an apple a day keeps the doctor away. A CSIRO report says eating apples reduces risks of diabetes and high cholesterol. The report is based on 10 years of ... more

  • Icon_camera Mobile invention could be desert lifeline

    Created Mon, 12th of Jul 2010

    Australian researchers have developed software that allows mobile phones to communicate with each other where there is no reception. It is a new mobile phone system that promises to work anywhere ... more

  • Researchers win grant to use algae to make fuel

    Created Fri, 9th of Jul 2010

    The Federal Government has awarded a grant to an experiment in Queensland's South Burnett region that uses algae to convert carbon emissions into fuel. A team of researchers at James Cook ... more

  • 'Climategate' scientist cleared by US university

    Created Fri, 2nd of Jul 2010

    American climate change scientist Michael Mann has been cleared of manipulating his research findings. The allegations arose in the 'climategate' scandal which erupted when emails between Dr Mann ... more

  • Icon_camera Earlier ripening due to more than climate change

    Created Fri, 2nd of Jul 2010

    Climate change has encouraged earlier ripening of wine grapes across Australia but researchers say it has not been the sole cause. Researchers from Melbourne University and the CSIRO have studied ... more

  • Scientist warns exploration a risk for fishing

    Created Fri, 2nd of Jul 2010

    An oceanographer says oil exploration in waters near Kangaroo Island must end. Associate Professor Jochen Kaempf of Flinders University in Adelaide has studied the area off the South Australian ... more

  • NFF wants more government effort on R and D

    Created Mon, 28th of Jun 2010

    The National Farmers Federation is pushing for more government action when it comes to rural research and development. The Productivity Commission is currently reviewing funding arrangements ... more

  • Captive breeding to fight Murray-Darling fish losses

    Created Wed, 23rd of Jun 2010

    Flinders University researchers will work to boost the numbers of five endangered fish species in the Murray-Darling Basin. A research project aimed at saving the endangered fish has been given ... more

  • Corporate banker gets CSIRO top job

    Created Mon, 21st of Jun 2010

    The Federal Government has appointed a corporate banker as the CSIRO's new chairman. Simon McKeon is executive chairman of Macquarie Bank's Melbourne office, specialising in mergers and ... more

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