New research on black cockatoos could allow gold mines to plan their revegetation in a way that would provide food and habitat for the endangered birds.

Research has found that 92 per cent of vines twist anti-clockwise, regardless of hemisphere, proving Lisa Simpson's Coriolis effect theory doesn't apply to plants.

International experts have warned that many marine sanctuaries are not correctly placed or large enough to save corals from the impacts of climate change.

Young Australians are not apathetic, but are more likely to show their political preferences through blogging or protesting rather than by voting, research has found.

A toylike device has been designed to distract children while they undergo painful medical procedures, diminishing the pain they experience.

Australia, especially inland Australia, faces catastrophic shortages in information and communication technology (ICT) professionals.

The simple sea squirt could be the envy of many, as new research has found the organism never has to worry about contraceptives or fertility problems.

Researchers have developed a wound dressing that uses honey's healing properties to absorb moisture and act as an antiseptic.