As the climate warms and urban infill increases expect to find more of these little pests scurrying inside your home, more often.
Boomtime for Perth’s invasive ants
Promising new treatment for asthma
A new treatment for asthma may reduce medication use.
Anorexia and suicide link
Researchers are seeking people to take part in a genetics study to learn more about anorexia.
New breast cancer treatment to receive Federal Government funding
Six-week radiotherapy program can be cut down to a single treatment.
Dieback fightback
Battle to halt spread of deadly plant disease.
Total lunar eclipse tonight
Perth residents will get a ‘blood moon’
Too many ‘don’t bother’ with breast cancer screening
Cost is not an excuse when it’s free, AIHW says.
Beach patrols paused
Helicopter beach patrols have ceased for winter.
Albany shark sightings
A 5m shark has been detected several times near Albany.
Escaped devils at large
Runaways were destined to head off species’ extinction.
Dinoduck!
Dinosaurs and birds are family, say palaeontologists.
Whale shark in danger
Fin feast could be bad for WA tourism.
Seagrass rivals forests
WA scientists contribute to carbon sink finding.
New Curtin R&D chief
University veteran appointed to top post.
Final leg of WA's space race
Great sandy state may soon become home to world’s largest telescope project. DANIEL MURPHY reports.
Research facility focuses on health patients
JAMES HELLIWELL CURTIN University has opened a new $2.5 million research facility dedicated to postgraduate research students in the health sciences faculty. The facility, which was officially opened on Monday, 21 March, […]
Scientists fight to save Southwest cave
Scientists are successfully pumping water into a West Australian cave to maintain water levels in an attempt to preserve it.