A new project seeks to rewrite this period of history – and others – to honour the voices and experiences of Aboriginal people whose contributions to colonial-era expeditions have long been overlooked.

New research demonstrates a way to distinguish between underground nuclear tests and natural earthquakes with around 99% accuracy.

Wanting to do good for the environment can come with a serious emotional burden – two ANU experts share their insights on how to channel climate anxiety into positive change.

Rising global temperatures are putting pressure on our food supply, but ANU plant scientists are working hard to breed crops that can thrive in the changing climate.

What is the universe made of? This question has driven astronomers for hundreds of years.

A new report shows what the Australian public thinks about Australia’s investment and activities in space and the results are eye opening.

Science communicators are not evangelists for the science-only worldview of scientism. Many science communicators think very deeply about what values matter to people, and how to reach their audiences.

This week, the Senate is debating changes to Australia’s most important water laws. These changes seek to rescue the ailing A$13 billion Murray-Darling Basin Plan to improve the health of our nation’s largest river system.

Colombian scientist Professor Luis Miguel Renjifo fills us in on his 40-year-long career in bird conservation.