Goldfish who can drive: why scientists taught fish to navigate a watery tank on wheels
Israeli researchers say their fish – named after characters from Pride and Prejudice – reveal navigation is a universal ability
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Israeli researchers say their fish – named after characters from Pride and Prejudice – reveal navigation is a universal ability
Health professionals warn south-eastern Australia is facing a particularly risky summer for mosquito-borne diseases. So how do you keep them away?
Science needs to recognise and address the vast differences between male and female health, says Prof Cassandra Szoeke
Collagen supplements are booming, but there is mixed advice on whether eating the protein offers anything more than a healthy, balanced diet.
Australia’s mango season is getting longer. Making it happen is ‘a bit like KFC’: lots of secret ingredients plus trial and error.
The best home heating solutions require specialist installation, but as Australia’s winter has already come, here’s how to pick the right stop-gap
A third of Australian inner-city vegetable patches have unsafe lead levels. Here’s a guide to carry on gardening.
Lawns have developed a bad reputation in Australia, but with a bit of rethinking they can have a positive influence
Food infested with moths, weevils or other beetles can be a major nuisance, but experts say there’s no need to panic
Pathogenic and methane-producing, poo is the worst part of pet ownership. But in South Australia, a group of enterprising pet owners are piloting solutions
How often should you wash your sheets, pillows, doona and mattress? And when is it time to throw them out? Experts explain.
I let myself go grey.
Australian restrictions may be easing, but gym goers still need to be mindful about infection by practicing good hygiene
Keeping your eyes up, moving often and making sure your spine is supported are some of the keys to a healthy workspace – and they don’t require expensive equipment.
Queensland scientists are asking if cat allergies may be an evolved defence mechanism, but not all experts are convinced
Even for those who are not under immediate threat, the psychological impacts of catastrophe can linger.
Delicious, cheap, healthy and sustainable, legumes are a versatile staple – so why aren’t we eating more of them?