Aboriginal DNA dates Australian arrival - Dani Cooper - ABC News - RichardDawkins.net
september 2011 by amy
Aboriginal DNA dates Australian arrival - Dani Cooper - ABC News - on RichardDawkins net -
paleontology
genetics
australia
september 2011 by amy
Diprotodon: First complete skeleton of a prehistoric monster ever found in Australia | Mail Online
july 2011 by amy
'likened to a giant wombat'
australia
paleontology
july 2011 by amy
Telstra’s Interpol filter goes live | Delimiter
july 2011 by amy
The nation’s largest telco Telstra tonight confirmed it had started filtering its customers’ Internet traffic for a blacklist of sites containing child pornography as compiled by international policing agency Interpol.
australia
law
censorship
july 2011 by amy
Southern hairy-nosed wombat found in Victoria - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
may 2011 by amy
Yay! RT @sciencenewsgeek: I know @allinthemind will like this story. Southern hairy-nosed wombat discovered in Victoria
australia
from twitter_favs
may 2011 by amy
Men at Work must pay for copying 'Down Under' riff - Entertainment - Music - TODAYshow.com
july 2010 by amy
SYDNEY — A judge ordered Australian band Men at Work on Tuesday to hand over a portion of the royalties from their 1980s hit "Down Under," after previously ruling its distinctive flute riff was copied from a children's campfire song.
But the penalty — 5 percent of the song's royalties — was far less than the 60 percent sought by publishing company Larrikin Music, which holds the copyright for the song "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree."
australia
But the penalty — 5 percent of the song's royalties — was far less than the 60 percent sought by publishing company Larrikin Music, which holds the copyright for the song "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree."
july 2010 by amy
BBC News - Sausage 'solution' to Australia's cane toad invasion
april 2010 by amy
Scientists in Australia have design a cane toad "sausage" to help protect vulnerable predators from the pois..
australia
biology
nature
conditioned_response
from twitter_favs
april 2010 by amy
850 species discovered in Australia's outback | COSMOS magazine
october 2009 by amy
Scientists have discovered 850 new species by surveying murky underground waters, caves and 'micro-caverns' in central and southern Australia.
"Our research has revealed whole communities of invertebrate animals that were previously unknown," said evolutionary biologist Andy Austin of the University of Adelaide, in South Australia. "What we have discovered is a completely new component to Australia's biodiversity."
australia
nature
biology
science
from delicious
"Our research has revealed whole communities of invertebrate animals that were previously unknown," said evolutionary biologist Andy Austin of the University of Adelaide, in South Australia. "What we have discovered is a completely new component to Australia's biodiversity."
october 2009 by amy
Red Dust - a gallery on Flickr
september 2009 by amy
collection of Sydney dust storm photos
photography
australia
september 2009 by amy
Brigid Delaney: Starbucks is closing most of its Australian outlets - hooray! | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
november 2008 by amy
In 2001, the battle of the coffee machines came to Lygon Street in Melbourne. The old masters of the Mediterranean who brought their coffee-making skills to Melbourne as post-war migrants were facing a new enemy: Starbucks. Lygon Street is sacred ground for caffeinistas: it boasts a large student population, a bloody history with a spate of gangland murders, and has the highest concentration of pasta and density of latte fumes per square kilometre. In short – it's unique. Not the place for cookie-cutter American chains, complained the old guard....The Age reported: "although the list of the stores to be closed has not been released, it is believed the controversial Starbucks shop in Lygon Street, Carlton, is among them."
australia
coffee
consumerism
november 2008 by amy
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Wild dolphins tail-walk on water
august 2008 by amy
A wild dolphin is apparently teaching other members of her group to walk on their tails, a behaviour usually seen only after training in captivity. The tail-walking group lives along the south Australian coast near Adelaide. Scientists studying the group say tail-walk tuition has not been seen before, and suggest the habit may emerge as a form of "culture" among this group.
australia
animals
nature
science
cognition
august 2008 by amy
Reasons You Will Hate Me
march 2008 by amy
Christ. Is there anyone currently involved in federal politics who hasn't taken drugs?
amusements
australia
politics
lolcats
drugs
march 2008 by amy
Guardian | A shed of one's own - Lucy Mangan
november 2007 by amy
"If all this were not enough to make it a very Eden, ... Mensheds Australia has been given a grant to set up sheds to give the menfolk somewhere to hang out together, whittling, scratching each other's balls and talking about building more sheds...
arghh
gender
australia
november 2007 by amy
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