Fossil find 'the equivalent of discovering that rhino lived in Australia'
No one knew what lay within the grey chunk of rock - or how significant it would prove to be.
No one knew what lay within the grey chunk of rock - or how significant it would prove to be.
The astronomical show set to take over the August sky will be ‘’the people’s planetary parade‘’ - visible to the naked eye whether you have fancy gear or not.
According to Adelaide University forensic anthropologist Teghan Lewis, the chance of two people looking the same is not as common as an internet search suggests.
Scientists are close to developing a blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.
A controversial chemical commonly found in food containers has again been linked to poor health outcomes - this time in a study of embryos.
The once-controversial method of beaming magnetic fields into the frontal areas of the brain to treat depression has been shown to help those with drug-resistant depression.
Mice genetically engineered to sniff out bombs could one day join dogs in the hunt for explosives.
People living with type 1 diabetes could soon be free of regular insulin injections, after researchers said an artificial pancreas could become available within a year.
It's a contentious question. Why did the giant kangaroos and rhino-sized wombats that once roamed Australia die out?
A blood test to predict the risk of premature birth as early as 18 weeks in to pregnancy can detect signs even before symptoms present, according to international researchers.
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