Dry July leaves us desperate for rain
We might have got some fog, but our state is seriously lacking in rain this month. It’s lining up to be one of the driest mid-winters in almost a century.
We might have got some fog, but our state is seriously lacking in rain this month. It’s lining up to be one of the driest mid-winters in almost a century.
Scientists and conservationists have called for a truce in the battle to save SA’s marine sanctuaries, which have overwhelming public support.
We’re becoming used to drones flying like miniature helicopters – but these ones, being researched here, will fly like one of the world’s fastest birds.
While we can’t travel overseas or go to wild parties and concerts, maybe it’s time to take up lucid dreaming, so we can do that (and more) in our sleep. Adelaide research has tested different ways to induce vivid, life-like and fulfilling experiences while dreaming.
Crystal Brook resident Dave Clarke, 74, is single-handedly trying to turn an eyesore block of land into a park with hundreds of trees. But the authorities have found an issue that’s forced him to stop his planting.
Adelaide researchers are working towards clincal trials of a new therapy they hope can genetically modify our cells to teach them how to seek out and then destroy damaged ones.
Work in weeding and pest control, cleaning up waste or pollution, restoring habitat or building fences could be the key to economic recovery post COVID-19.
Farmers who rely on bees to pollinate crops may one day have an alternative, thanks to a team of young inventors in Adelaide and Korea.
Messy play with magnificent mud works wonders for children’s development – so much that Monday is “International Mud Day”.
A substance known as “bath salts” is part of a disturbing new trend in designer drug use emerging across Australia according to wastewater analysis.
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