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Leo Tolstoy’s Family Recipe for Macaroni and Cheese
In 1874, Stepan Andreevich Bers published The Cookbook and gave it as a gift to
New Dean for ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science
Quantum optics specialist and ANU alumna Professor Elanor Huntington has been appointed Dean of the
Bush Capital could lose its old trees
The bush capital is losing its large old native trees so fast it may have
How to Draw Bugs Bunny?
Bugs Bunny, that carrot-chomping, cross-dressing rascal, might have been created by Tex Avery in the
How the Great Barrier Reef survived colder temperatutes
The Great Barrier Reef grew during the last ice age, even though the water temperatures
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Carl Jung Writes a Review of Joyce’s Ulysses and Mails It To The Author (1932)
Feelings about James Joyce’s Ulysses tend to fall roughly into one of two camps: the
Public health specialists on standby for disasters
A flying squad of public health specialists has been officially launched in Melbourne, bringing together
A Testing Time for Future Teachers
By new regulations, all teaching students in NSW will have to pass a ”tough” literacy
Kafka on Books and What Reading Does for the Human Soul
How to melt “the frozen sea within us.” “Reading is the work of the alert
‘Green’ treatment removes harmful metals from mining wastewater
A new cost-effective technology to treat mining wastewater and reduce sludge by up to 90
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Unlocking the genetic code of the eucalypt
Scientists have sequenced the genetic code of the eucalypt for the first time, revealing how