The steps were poorly preserved, but still hint at an ambling pace of 1.6 meters per second, roughly equivalent to a quick walking speed for a human.

TRUGANINA, VIC. — A cultural burn led by Bunurong participants at Truganina Coastal Park is helping rejuvenate Chaffy Saw-sedge, a plant that provides essential habitat for the Altona Skipper Butterfly. The post Reviving butterfly habitat through cultural burning appeared first on VicNews.

Homes and businesses across Newcastle have been painted red and blue as the city rallies behind the Knights ahead of their first NRL grand final in 25 years.

The games created a new way of experiencing video games by building a 3D world in which events could unfold beyond the player’s line of sight.

Australia’s most-powerful battery has started operating at full capacity, adding vital rapid-response capacity to the electricity grid as ageing coal plants are retired and renewable generation expands.

More than 150 businesses offered special deals to benefit the Imagination Library and other causes.

Australia's most watched children's TV show is putting Auslan front and centre.

Two friends imagined a world where Lego people live in the forgotten belongings of humans. They say it's one way they're encouraging people to embrace the unexpected. #art #installation

The hobby of birdwatching, once pigeonholed as being just for seniors, has ignited the interest of young people globally. Bird enthusiasts hope the pastime raises awareness about the natural world.

Netball has long lacked Indigenous representation at the elite level. The introduction of the First Nations Tournament and Black Swans are some measures the code is taking to address cultural safety.

We fight in honor of Rebel and for the many people and families living with ALS who deserve more research, more support, and more time.

Before the proceedings began, the young women carried Longperson into the room with them, water gathered from the mountain headwaters and held in traditional pottery. The chamber filled beyond…

Three central Queenslanders working in agriculture have started a networking group that has helped young people find connection in their industry.

Research in dolphins, elephants, parrots and primates suggests animals may call each other by name, but scientists are divided on how to define the behavior.

A renowned Australian artist offers city street artists a blank canvas to turn discarded opal-mining equipment into an outback open-air gallery.

During the eclipse, the moon will take on a coppery tone from refracted sunlight skimming along the edges of the Earth, giving it the name “blood moon.”

Leonie Aspin shares her wonder of nature and honours the memory of her partner by travelling from New Zealand to rural WA each year as the wildflowers bloom.