A massive plunge in global oxygen levels – and not freshwater frolicking – could have led to the rise of air-breathing animals on Earth, a new study argues.
The Federal Government subsidy to forestry plantation managed investment schemes cost around $1 billion over the five years ending 2008 and reduces land and water available to food growing, according to ANU research.
Bull ants wait for twilight before they start foraging for food, instead of just relying on their body clocks or the temperature, according to a new study.
Attacks on Christian churches in Malaysia tell us more about shifting political faultlines than about religious attitudes in this multi-ethnic, multi-faith society, writes Amrita Malhi in Inside Story.
An ANU-led project is helping one Victorian town take control of its own story after the Black Saturday fires. Read about the community history project in ANU Reporter magazine.
Oxygen plunge led to rise of air breathers
Can’t see the food for the trees: study
Twilight zone a boom time for bull ants
Forget it: ‘Baby brain’ a myth - study
Inside Story: Identity politics
