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Flies and spiders and bees, oh my!

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Bees are responsible for up to $6 billion worth of agricultural pollination in Australia alone.

The Antarctic voyage which ended a decade of silence

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Robyn Mundy's life has taken her from Antarctica to the remote Maatsuyker Island while battling a rare vocal condition.

For better or for worse

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Anne's world was rocked when the police charged her husband with the production and distribution of child exploitation material.

Angela Merkel and the German elections

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In an age of uncertainty, unrest and political upsets, will Angela Merkel win a fourth term as chancellor?

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Justifying your beliefs is harder than it looks, yet still we seem to be certain about various things.

How to help kids spot fake news

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RMIT's Gordon Farrer explains how kids can navigate their way through a rising torrent of misinformation.

Why do things close to train windows zoom by really fast?

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Ada wants to know why things close to the train windows zoom by really fast, but things further away move slower.

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