Both Australia and Madagascar have been geographically isolated, enabling them to develop unique flora and fauna.

Both weed management and cancer treatment require targeted measures, to avoid doing more harm than good. So what can oncologists learn from farmers? 

Parasites can be found almost anywhere you look — you're probably carrying some around right now, in your intestinal tract.

The oratorio 'Origins' had its world premiere in Melbourne last month. Here's another segment of the performance: Extinction. 

Professor Emma Johnston warned the Royal Society of NSW about the violence of climate change.

An annual showcase of science and art, the event sprung from a failed attempt to open a science-themed pub.

many of us might realise. One marine scientist has shown how salt from Antarctic ice is affecting weather patterns in parts of Australia. 

Dr Lisa Gershwin is shining an ultra-violet light on everything she can get her hands on: from tennis balls, to hair, to jars of peanut butter. 

Now she's back in Australia, what does Wendy Zukerman have to say about the difference between the US and Australia when it comes to science communication?

One lecturer is asking people to sit in silence for five minutes and notice what they hear. What are your ears really telling you?