Environment
Whaling case heads to international court
Australia to give evidence at international whaling case, set to start next week in the Netherlands.
Fossil fish sport world’s oldest six packs
A team of palaeontologists have uncovered the oldest fossilised vertebrate muscles ever discovered.
Wrens prove there’s safety in numbers
Expert peer learning helps wrens protect their nest from predators.
Food Policy Institute Launch
Putting food on our plates and improving food security across the globe will be two of the focal points of the new ANU Food Policy Institute.
Future South Asian leaders on campus
How does a tiny, landlocked country like Bhutan deal with China on one side and India on the other?
Parasitised fish pick sides
Fish with parasites attached to their heads have a stronger preference for left or right when facing a T-intersection, giving them an edge when it comes to escaping predators.
Lessons from the lake
Professor Brad Pillans is fulfilling a boyhood dream to document the natural and human history of Lake George, revealing a window into how the region might change in the future.
Spaces@ANU – Jeff Albrecht
Meet Jeff Albrecht, who, for almost 30 years, has helped the campus grow from the roots up, literally.
