Amid the dire consequences of COVID-19, some consider the pandemic to the best news the environment has received in a long time.

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Australia's space industry is booming despite the impact of coronavirus.

We now know just how massive the fastest-growing black hole in the Universe actually is, as well as how much it eats, thanks to new research led by ANU.

“Imagine how different it could be?” Kate asks. “Even if you didn’t get rid of the concrete, if you could just get the channel looking attractive!”

COVID-19 has forced us to change overnight. So why aren't responding to the climate crisis in the same way?

In search of an unbreakable code, ANU researchers are looking to the realm of quantum physics. And: laser beams.

A black hole around 23 times the size of the Sun has swallowed a mysterious, much smaller astrophysical object.

The unique genetic make-up of a group of Australian frogs could be the key to their survival, allowing them to better withstand our harsh climate.