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CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's honey bees, crucial to worldwide food production, need more protection from foreign invaders that could potentially wipe out their population, a parliamentary report said on Tuesday.
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NewsCANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's honey bees, crucial to worldwide food production, need more protection from foreign invaders that could potentially wipe out their population, a parliamentary report said on Tuesday.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Read more about Australia urged to protect its honey worker bees
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Next time you crank up the volume, beware: an Australian government report said young people risk developing permanent hearing problems if they go to noisy bars and listen to loud music through headphones.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Read more about Don't pump up the volume: Australian research
A record number of young Australian women are signing up for jobs as cattle hands on vast outback farms.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Monday, June 09, 2008
Read more about Cattle farms lure Australia women
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Radiocarbon dating of rat bones and rat-gnawed seeds reinforces a theory that human settlers did not arrive in New Zealand until 1300 A.D. — about 1,000 years later than some scientists believe, according to a study released Tuesday.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Read more about Human arrival in New Zealand later than thought?
Sydney, Australia - Australia's prime minister said Monday that the reasons used to justify joining the war in Iraq turned out to be false.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Read more about Why Australia is leaving Iraq
Australia, one of the first countries to commit troops to the war in Iraq five years ago, has ended its operations there.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Monday, June 02, 2008
Read more about Australia ends operations in Iraq
Undercover teenagers could soon be the police's latest weapon in one of the biggest alcohol abuse clampdowns led by the Australian state of Victoria.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Monday, May 05, 2008
Read more about Australian state in drink purge
Aboriginal children in Australia were sometimes used for medical tests, it has been claimed.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Read more about Aborigines 'used in experiments'
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Two plants that were thought to have been extinct since the late 1800s have been rediscovered in far northern Australia, according to an official report released on Saturday.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Saturday, April 12, 2008
Read more about "Extinct" plants found in remote Australia
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - A rare and threatened species of tiny frog has been found breeding in a New Zealand animal park, meaning its future may now be more secure, researchers said Monday.
_POSTEDBY Admin on Monday, March 03, 2008
Read more about Rare frogs bred in New Zealand
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