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Scientists just found a new walking shark in a tiny corner of Papua New Guinea, and the meter-long species may be vulnerable because its range is so restrictedA new species of walking shark, Hemiscyllium dudgeonae, has been discovered off the coast of Papua New Guinea. Named after Dr. Christine Du...- Who is Susan Coyle? First woman set to lead the Australian Army - All about her education, career and personal lifeSusan Coyle will take over as Australia's first female army commander in July 2026. This historic appointment marks a significant moment fo...
- China is mapping the ocean floor as it prepares for submarine warfare with the U.S.China is undertaking a massive undersea mapping and monitoring mission across the Pacific, Indian, and Arctic oceans. This extensive operat...
- Oscars 2026 live stream: Check date, time and where to watch the Academy Awards in US, UK, Canadawhat time are the oscars 2026 live streaming where to watch us uk Canada what channel is oscars on 2026. The 98th Academy Awards will be he...
- Who is Emma Johnston? Melbourne University vice chancellor dead at 52 after brief cancer battleMelbourne University's vice chancellor, Professor Emma Johnston, has passed away at 52. She died after a short fight with cancer. Professor...
- Delhi Universities expand global collaborations, offering new opportunities for studentsDelhi universities are expanding global partnerships, creating new opportunities for students. Delhi University (DU) has collaborations wit...
- How's Prithvi Shaw going? Australian coach says Sam Konstas isn't ready for Test cricketNeil D'Costa, an experienced Australian batting coach, advises selectors not to rush young Sam Konstas into Test cricket for the upcoming s...
- 86 pitches, 16,000 sq ft gym, premium lounges & more: All you need to know about the new NCA in B'luruThe BCCI has inaugurated its National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru, now called the BCCI Centre of Excellence. This facility, led by Jay Sha...
- Basic research needs both government and philanthropy, says Nobel Laureate Brian SchmidtResearch into basic science often gets shunted to one side, Schmidt added, because it comes with a long-term view rather than immediate res...
- Up and all over with down underPrime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia this week underlines the importance of India-Australia ties. The PM is going because Canb...
- Meet Methuselah, the oldest living aquarium fish
- Love white rice? A refined version with health benefits may be on your plate soonThe demand for healthier varieties of rice has been on the rise in recent years.
- Humpback whales learn songs like humans: StudyHumpback whales learn songs in segments, in a similar way to how humans acquire language skills, and can even remix them, a study has found...
- Two physicists among 2017 L'Oreal-Unesco for Women in Science awardeesKolkata, Nov 1 (IANS) Two physicists, including one from Asia Pacific, are among five laureates of the 2017 L'Oreal-Unesco for Women in Sci...
- Hyderabad hosting international conference on women in law enforcementThe first-ever three-day international conference in India on Women in Law Enforcement would be held here from tomorrow.
- IIT-B & Australia's Monash University focuses on projects relevant to Indian companies like Thermax, P&G & IntelThe students are working on cuttingedge projects of interest to companies like Thermax, Piramal Life Sciences, Proctor and Gamble and Intel.
- Great Barrier Reef coral halved in 27 years: StudyThe coral cover of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, a World Heritage Site, has halved over the past 27 years due to cyclones, poisonous star...
- Narayana Murthy to be honoured by Australian varsityInfosys founder Chairman N R Narayana Murthy will be conferred with an honorary doctorate degree by Australia's prestigious Monash Universi...
- Oscars doubling best picture nominees to 10The race for the best picture Oscar at next year's Academy Awards will feature a bumper crop of 10 films after organizers announced they we...
- Climate change to affect Australian infrastructureClimate change will severely affect all forms of infrastructure in Australia including electricity, dams, roads and even footpaths, a new s...
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