Bridging our big broadband gap
New research report reveals the impact of next generation broadband for Australian households and businesses.
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It’s electricity, but not as we know it
Australia’s electricity landscape could change significantly in the future and consumers will be deciding just
Helping miners find the right water balance
The coal mining industry will be better equipped to manage water and deal with extreme
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Ever wondered how vaccines work, why whales strand themselves or if luck really exists? The
Indian Ocean phenomenon helping to predict extreme weather
A phenomenon in the Indian Ocean that affects events in southeast Australia is helping to
The smart software fighting fire with fire
Australia’s key disaster management agencies have joined forces to tackle the problem of how to
How does the first “selfie” in history appear?
On November 19, the Oxford Dictionaries announced that “selfie” had been deemed their Word of The Year.
The Future of Energy Transmission is Wireless
Try to imagine a simpler life. The life without wires. Try to imagine you are
The one Toolie that’s welcome at Schoolies
Over 28,000 students will descend on the Gold Coast for the start of schoolies this
Black hole jets pack a powerful punch
High-speed ‘jets’ spat out by black holes pack a lot of power because they contain
Lead role in Square Kilometre Array telescope R&D
CSIRO will play a lead role in the next stage of the development of the
CSIRO Snapshot: November 2013
Today we provide a brief review of top CSIRO news published in the previous period.
Let’s fly through 17th century London!
Six students from De Montfort University have created a stellar 3D representation of 17th century London, as it
Facts about Mars sample container
This spherical container has been engineered to house the most scientifically valuable cargo imaginable: samples