Science

The Falcon 9 rocket has successfully launched after the rescue mission was delayed due to a technical issue earlier this week. 

For thousands of years farmers have kept cats for their talents at catching rats and mice, and now there are calls for people working the land to be able to claim tax deductions their health and upkeep,

The fight against shot-hole-borer is being hampered by the use of NDAs hiding the location of infected trees, two Perth mayors say.

Arborists face a huge backlog of jobs in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, as fallen trees litter the landscape.

Hamish wears a spacesuit to work every day to break the ice in starting chats, and the rewards extend well beyond good trade.

Northern Beaches residents were shocked to find dead sea dragons washed up on local beaches earlier this week, and marine experts are concerned.

'Brain fog' during perimenopause is real, and it can disrupt women's lives and careers. It's one of many cognitive impacts of the transition to menopause. 

Banning DeepSeek AI from all Australian devices is a natural next step, say cyber security experts concerned about our national interests.

When Blythe Calnan and her partner bought their WA farm, they had a clear picture of how they wanted to manage it — by working with the environment to help protect it from future extreme weather events.

Plans to build an animal park in the Blue Mountains have been revived, despite the council saying the development is not appropriate for the heritage site.