Sleep: The Sciences
- Comeback albums are always a dangerous prospect. A band breaking up can see their legacy take on a life of its own, as fans augment memories with a heavy dose of idealism. With standards set impossibly high, it’s no surprise many artists end up a shadow of their former selves.
Cannibal Mice signals the end of high pest populations in farming areas
Reports of mice resorting to cannibalism may signal the end of high pest populations in farming areas across Australia.
11AM Zedlines
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The Killings of Land Rights Activists in Brazil
Due to the rise of violence against land rights activists in Brazil, the United Nations’ environment chief issued an investigation, including into the recent murders of three activists.
Forfeited Homes in Syria
A recent property law has warned more than 10 million fled Syrians their homes will be forfeited to the state if they have not claimed it by the beginning of May.
Telstra fined $10 Million
Australian Telecommunications giant Telstra, has been fined $10 million after it misled more than 100,000 Australians.
Australia Overwhelmed by International Students
Australia has taken in a record number of 525,000 international students this year, 12% more than last year’s intake.
Shrinking Plastic To Help Reduce Waste
A new type of shrinking plastic mulch film is set to help Australian farmers reduce waste by up to 30%.
10AM Zedlines
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Pill Testing Trial at ACT Festival
Australia’s first pill testing station will be available at Canberra music festival Groovin The Moo this coming weekend.