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The mane attraction: how many lions are in Australia and how well are they regulated?

Lions have been the centrepiece of zoos and public fascination for centuries. What’s life like for these apex predators in modern Australia?

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‘Untapped Potential Of Sperm’: Adelaide Uni Wants To Test Your Spunk… For Science

The University of Adelaide is calling for the integration of sperm analysis in men's primary care.

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Scientists sound the alarm for Nullarbor’s fragile limestone caves and unique underground creatures

A massive renewable energy project threatens the treasures that lie beneath, including rare cave animals and a record of ancient life forms, experts warn

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Scientists develop methanol breathalyser that could prevent thousands of poisonings each year

Prototype is able to detect small concentrations of the toxic substance in alcoholic drinks or on someone’s breath

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State and federal MPs describe death threats and vile abuse in wake of Joanna Howe’s anti-abortion campaign

Representatives around the country say third parties sent abusive messages after they were targeted for their stance on abortion

The Guardian - AU

Parched waterways, dead fish and trees ready to give up: historic big dry grips South Australia

Parts of the state record their lowest rainfall on record, with devastating impacts on freshwater fish, butterflies, bees and even some hardy trees

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‘The death of campus life’: first major Australian university dumps face-to-face lectures, leaving staff ‘furious’

Adelaide University touts ‘rich digital learning activities’ that will be ‘self-paced and self-directed’ after student numbers on campus decline

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Pro-Palestine student protesters claim ‘major win’ as first Australian university agrees to meet some demands

University of Melbourne’s commitment to additional research funding disclosures could signal end of protesters’ encampment

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Moon mission beckons for Australia's own lunar rover

A cutting edge lunar rover created by Australian space experts could assist NASA in proving that life can be sustained on the moon, and ultimately Mars.

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Breakthrough Research Offers Hope For Curing Arthritis

Scientists discover stem cells that could re-strengthen cartilage, potentially reversing osteoarthritis.

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A Lifetime Of Renting Will Quite Literally Make You Age Faster, A Landmark New Study Has Found

Renting could be as bad for your health as smoking, a landmark study has shown, as it is revealed that long term renters are aging faster than homeowners.

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SA uni merger 'in best interests of the state'

The long-awaited marriage of two South Australian universities has been given the go ahead by a parliamentary report, but a final roadblock still remains.

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Merger 'secrecy' highlights uni transparency issues

A report has found major universities are more focused on profits over educational and research outcomes.

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TGA investigating potential link between diabetes drug Ozempic and reports of gastro-intestinal side effects

Drug has been used off-label for weight loss leading to a global shortage and usage may come with risks, experts say

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Drinking dark tea might regulate blood sugar, minimise risk of diabetes: Research

Drinking black tea every day can help reduce the risk and progression of type 2 diabetes in people by improving blood sugar control. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Inspired By Hebrew, Scholar Helps Revive Dying Aboriginal Australian Languages

Zuckermann addressed representatives of the indigenous Bayoongoo tribe with an offer: resurrecting their endangered language.

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How algae conquered the world – and other epic stories hidden in the rocks of the Flinders Ranges

Earth was not always so hospitable. Evidence of how it came to be so beautiful and nurturing is locked in the rocks of South Australia’s Flinders Ranges – a site now vying for World Heritage listing.

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Two South Australian universities to tie the knot

Two of South Australia's three universities have agreed to a historic merger to boost student numbers and increase research opportunities.

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Historic SA university merger decision looms

The University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia are set to reveal their decision on a proposed merger.

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Staff sceptical about SA university amalgamation plan

A survey of staff at South Australian universities has revealed little support for a proposed merger of two of the organisations.

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Why does my dog eat grass? And when is it unsafe?

A lot of people think dogs eat grass when they have a sore stomach, believing grass causes dogs to vomit. But this is probably not the case, write Susan Hazel and Joshua Zoanetti.

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Pharma firm claims drug trial slows Alzheimer’s progression by 35 per cent

A new drug given to Alzheimer's patients slowed the disease's progress by 35 per cent, the latest trial has revealed.

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Jock Zonfrillo, award-winning MasterChef Australia judge charmed TV audiences and courted controversy – obituary

Scottish-born chef started career in kitchens at the age of 12 before moving to Australia and opening prize-winning restaurants that faltered as mainstream success grew

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'Shape-shifting' antibiotic gives hope in superbug war

Scientists from the University of Adelaide hope the discovery of a new technique to bolster antibiotics can be used in the fight against superbugs.

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Since the late 19th century, adventurous female 'eclipse chasers' have contributed to science in Australia

A total solar eclipse is a remarkable alignment of our Sun, Earth and the Moon, as the latter casts a perfect shadow across the former.

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