Unknown wonders: Riversleigh
Australia is famous for its natural beauty: the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru, Kakadu, the Kimberley. But what about the places almost no one goes? We asked ecologists, biologists and wildlife researchers…
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On budget night, humans will trump other species, again
Last year the Australian governments (federal and state) spent AU$6.23 billion on the budget line “climate change and environment”. This probably seems a reasonable amount to most taxpayers, compared to…
Neonicotinoid ban eases the stress on bees
News that the European Union (EU) has restricted the use of neonicotinoid insecticides was welcomed by scientists, farmers, beekeepers and politicians around the world. But the limitations of the restriction…
When the time comes to disobey: civil disobedience and coal
Did citizen sleuths give the FBI a run for its money in Boston? No
Millions wasted in education? That’s not what the evidence says
Australian endangered species: Murray Cod
Nature v technology: climate ‘belief’ is politics, not science
The nurse will see you now – sharing patient care in general practice
Modern agriculture is stressing honeybees: let’s go native
Research
It’s not a choice between biodiversity and agriculture: we need both
Healthy ecosystems are the basis for sustainable water resources and stable food security for people around the world, including…
Slowing the snail to a stop
You think snails are annoying in your veggie patch? Land snails are infesting wheat crops, pulses, vineyards and pastures…
From small beginnings, will tiny fish thrive?
An endangered native fish will be introduced to artificial wetlands on Charles Sturt University (CSU)’s Albury-Wodonga Campus…
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Adam Henschke
Doctoral Student, Applied Ethics
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Barney Foran
Adjunct Research Fellow, Institute for Land, Water and Society
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Chris McGillion
Journalism Course Coordinator
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Clive Hamilton
Vice Chancellor's Chair, Centre For Applied Philosophy & Public Ethics (CAPPE)
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Craig S Wright
PhD; Adjunct Lecturer in Computer Science
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Emma Rush
Lecturer, Philosophy & Ethics, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Harry Dillon
Lecturer in Journalism
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Hugh McDermott
Senior Lecturer
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John O'Carroll
Lecturer, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
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Ken Eustace
Lecturer, Information Technology
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Kevin Parton
Agricultural Economist
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Manu Saunders
PhD Candidate
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Max Finlayson
Director, Institute for Land, Water and Society
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Paul Humphries
Senior lecturer in Ecology
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Troy Whitford
Lecturer in Australian History and Politics