An investigation after a woman left by a cruise ship died on an island

An investigation after a woman left by a cruise ship died on an island

An 80-year-old Australian woman has been found dead on a Great Barrier Reef island abandoned by the cruise ship she was traveling on. The woman was hiking on Lizard Island, 250 km (155 miles) north of Cairns, with fellow passengers from the Coral Adventurer cruise ship on Saturday, but is believed to have split off … Read more

New research debunks the theory that indigenous Australians hunted large animals to extinction

New research debunks the theory that indigenous Australians hunted large animals to extinction

A recent analysis of two Australian fossils that are about 50,000 years old suggests that Australia’s First Nations valued large animals for their fossils and meat, collecting bones and transporting them long distances. For decades, scientists have taken the notches on fossils as signs that indigenous Australians hunted large prey — perhaps to the point … Read more

3 ASX shares are expected to trade up to 47.3% below their fair value

3 ASX shares are expected to trade up to 47.3% below their fair value

As the Australian share market experiences a modest upturn due to geopolitical developments and commodity fluctuations, investors are keeping a close eye on opportunities that may arise from undervalued stocks. In this context, it can be particularly attractive to identify stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value because they have upside potential when market … Read more

Australia consulted on critical minerals stock before the Albanian-Trump meeting

Australia consulted on critical minerals stock before the Albanian-Trump meeting

Provided by Melanie Burton Melbourne (Reuters) -Australia formulates a plan for its critical mineral reserves, which will focus on selling future production, restricting the physical reserve demand, said industrial sources, as Australian and US leaders are preparing to meet next week. Based on four sources familiar with the matter, the Australian Critical Mineral Working Group … Read more

Australia confirms the first global vaccine to save koalas from chlamydia

Australia confirms the first global vaccine to save koalas from chlamydia

Melbourne, Australia (AP). The regulator has confirmed the first global vaccine to protect koalas from chlamydia infections that cause infertility and death in iconic indigenous species that are in endangered parts of Australia. One dose vaccine has developed in Sunshine Coast Kvinsland, after more than a decade of research led by microbiology professor Peter Timms. … Read more

Asx Penny stocks with a top limit of $ 600 million. USD

Asx Penny stocks with a top limit of $ 600 million. USD

The Australian stock package is expected to follow the Wall Street record trends, while ASX 200 transactions show a positive end of the week when US economic signals and increasing unemployment. In such a rapidly growing market atmosphere, investors often explore a variety of opportunities, including pennies, an investment category that is further intrigued, despite … Read more

Backpacker found alive “fragile” and “devastated mosquitoes” after 12 days when Australia Outback was missing

Backpacker found alive “fragile” and “devastated mosquitoes” after 12 days when Australia Outback was missing

You need to know On Friday, July 11, German backpacks lost 12 days in Australia remotely Carolina Wilga, 26, was not visible and unheard of from June 29th. News comes after officers on July 10 Police confirmed that 12 days in the Australian Outback for 12 days, 12 days were missing backpacks. On Friday, July … Read more

More than a third of the country’s population applied to move

More than a third of the country’s population applied to move

More than a third of Tuvalu residents have sought to move to Australia under the oriented visa scheme to help people avoid rising sea level. Based on the latest government statistics, living too small islands and atolls’ clutch and atoll’s clutch and atoll’s clutch “Island Nation” – about halfway between Hawaii and Australia. It is … Read more

The tiny tracks left in the ancient dirt are the oldest traces of reptiles

The tiny tracks left in the ancient dirt are the oldest traces of reptiles

Sign up at CNN’s Wonder Theory Science Ballout. Browse the universe with news about charming discoveries, scientific achievements and more; Separately, a peculiar trace found in Australia’s 356 million years of rock panels indicates that reptile relatives appeared from 35 to 40 million years earlier than they thought before. The tracks also push the origin … Read more

In the 19th century.

In the 19th century.

Sign up at CNN’s Wonder Theory Science Ballout. Browse the universe with news about charming discoveries, scientific achievements and more; (CNN) – Under the rude waters of the South Australian coast, maritime archaeologists say they discovered the lost Netherlands merchant ship Koning Willem de Tweede, which drowned almost 170 years ago. The wreck captures the … Read more