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Oldest discovered black hole is 800 million times bigger than the sun

Oldest discovered black hole is 800 million times bigger than the sun

Science & Environment

Scientists have discovered the most distant supermassive black hole in the universe. The newly discovered black hole and its quasar...

Cryo-electron microscope discovery wins Nobel prize

Cryo-electron microscope discovery wins Nobel prize

Science & Environment

The 2017 Nobel prize for Chemistry was awarded to a team of scientists who pioneered cryo-electron microscopy. The discovery allows...

Alternative schools provide pathway for disengaged students

Alternative schools provide pathway for disengaged students

Education

A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Queensland, Griffith University and the Youth Affairs Network of Queensland...

New interest in solar batteries as electricity prices surge

New interest in solar batteries as electricity prices surge

Politics & Economy

With electricity prices increasing by up to 20 per cent since June, many Australians see solar batteries as a way...

Welfare reforms could change activity tests for over 55s

Welfare reforms could change activity tests for over 55s

Politics & Economy

The new Welfare Reforms Bill seeks to change activity tests for mature aged pensioners. Currently, welfare recipients aged 55-59 are...

Human-like creatures may have roamed Crete 5.8 million years ago

Human-like creatures may have roamed Crete 5.8 million years ago

Science & Environment

Scientists have found footprints on Trachilos in Western Crete which show human-like characteristics. The findings, published in the Proceedings of...