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It’s official. When it comes to cooking and getting cosy, Victorians prefer natural gas. So much so, most Victorians aren’t interested in residing anywhere that isn’t connected. Independent research surveying 1000 Victorians showed more …Read more... Read moreArtificial ‘King Reef’ is a Huge Biodiversity Success
King Reef, located about a ten-minute dinghy ride from the shore in Exmouth, Western Australia, is the largest purpose-built artificial reef in the Southern Hemisphere. Six large steel structures, along with 49 concrete modules, …Read more... Read moreCelebrating National Science Week 2021
Break out your beakers and get ready to explain STEM to your friends because National Science Week 2021 is here! An annual August adventure, National Science Week is a seven-day celebration of all things …Read moreWhat’s the tastiest way to cook meat?
The correct way to cook a steak is a hotly debated topic. When it comes to a choice cut, everyone has an opinion. Turn it once? Reverse sear? Rare, medium, well done? In these …Read moreHere’s how long Aussies take in the shower
SHOWER STATE OF ORIGIN The winter shower offers a steamy reprieve from the creeping cold, but it can be tough to get out during the blustery months. When the skies go grey, winter can …Read moreCAPTURED: Five Million Tonnes
A WA LNG facility is fast approaching a major milestone: Capturing and injecting its five millionth tonne of greenhouse gas (CO2e). Once achieved, carbon capture and storage in Australia will have hit a new …Read moreJob Boost x 700
In a huge win for regional WA, up to 700 jobs are set to be created with roles to be filled by local and regional candidates in the Pilbara. The septuple century of new …Read moreHydrogen and You
Hydrogen. It’s the most abundant element in the universe, and the lightest. But this isn’t a high school science class, so what does it have to do with you? LIGHT SWITCH Like renewables …Read moreNAIDOC Week 2021
Running from 4–11 July, NAIDOC Week 2021 is here! Held every July, NAIDOC is a celebration of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The theme of this year’s …Read moreWhat does it mean to be carbon neutral?
What does ‘carbon neutral’ mean and why should you care? In discussions around climate change and energy, phrases like carbon neutral and net zero come up a lot. Here’s why. First, we need to …Read moreHappy International Women in Engineering Day!
Today is International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), celebrating the achievements of female engineers all over the world. Now in its eighth year, INWED is organised by the UK-based Women’s Engineering Society, and invites …Read more
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