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Maggot factory offers hope against flesh-eating parasites

A factory in the southeastern Mexican city of Tuxtla Gutierrez is hard at work churning out an unusual product: bugs.

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Glowing giants of the ocean: swimming with whale sharks

Brad Norman has loved the ocean since he was a little boy, but after a surreal encounter with a feeding whale shark, he decided to dedicate his life to protecting the species.

Outback race for the Square Kilometre Array telescope

Following a career that has included stints at NASA and the European Southern Observatory, Dr Peter Quinn now has a brief to bring Australia the most exciting new space project of the new…

Win a copy of Creation: The Charles Darwin story on DVD

Charles Darwin’s research into the theory of evolution persists as one of history’s most significant contributions to science. Enter now for your chance to win a Darwin book and DVD set, worth $69.90.

Green your home: Indoor gardens for urban dwellers

City living no longer has to mean staring down artificial landscapes. Designers are increasingly tuning into urban spaces as ripe canvases for greenery. Ideas such as climber plants, vertical gardens and terrariums are…

Tasmanian devils head north to new home

The ailing but iconic Tasmanian devil is about to get a new home, with a giant sanctuary set to open in New South Wales.

Language could help delay Alzheimer’s onset

Speaking two or more languages could help delay symptoms of Alzheimer’s by up to five years, Canadian researchers have found.

Video: Behind the scenes at Taronga’s Corroboree Frog conservation program

Earlier this year we wrote about the Southern Corroboree Frog conservation program led by staff at Taronga Zoo.

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