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Atmospheric study of distant planets offers insights into the origin of life
Astrophysicist Dr Brad Tucker discusses the formation of rocky planetary bodies and how atmospheric analysis provides ...
‘Israel’s capability sits with Donald Trump’: Israel to lean on US for anti-missile defences
University of Sydney Political Scientist Professor Simon Jackman says Israel’s “capability sits with” US President Donald ...
King Charles requests black armbands be worn for Trooping the Colour amid Air India aftermath
King Charles has requested people to wear black armbands at Trooping the Colour during the King’s birthday celebration to ...
‘Baby’ planet research study analyses complex cloud formations
ANU Astrophysicist and Cosmologist Dr Brad Tucker discusses two ‘baby’ planets recently being studied for their cloud ...
‘Party of merchandise’: NSW Liberal Party coffee cup perk is ‘very sad’
NSW Independent MLC Tania Mihailuk criticises the NSW Liberal Party’s $275 gold membership, which offers takeaway coffee cups ...
Vinnies CEO sleepout gives a ‘taste’ of homelessness
Vinnies CEO Sleepout Founder Bernie Fehon says the organisation ‘Sleep Rough’ provides people at the top of society with a ...
‘Go woke, go broke’: Sydney Theatre Company donations drop
NSW Independent MLC Tania Mihailuk discusses the Sydney Theatre Company’s drop in donations. “Go woke, go broke – that’s ...
‘Bad policy’: Former ACTU President Bill Kelty condemns Chalmers super, unrealised gains tax as rancour mounts within Labor ranks
Well-known figure of the Australian Labor movement Bill Kelty has unloaded on the Albanese government, revealing his distaste at the proposed super, unrealised gains tax whilst railing against the ...
‘Something out of a sci-fi movie’: Israel delivered a ‘hammer blow’ to Iran
University of Sydney Political Scientist Professor Simon Jackman claims the missile strike on Iran was an “incredibly audacious attack by the Israelis”. “They have delivered a hammer blow … exquisite ...