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País lança projeto único de ciência cidadã para o povo “registar o que peidar” e, assim, avaliar a saúde intestinal dos australianos. A agência nacional de ciência da Austrália, CSIRO, acaba de lançar uma iniciativa que muitos podem achar nojenta, mas que poderá revelar-se cientificamente valiosa. A agência convida os cidadãos australianos a registar a sua flatulência, através de uma aplicação gratuita chamada “Chart Your Fart” (“Regista o Teu Peido”). O projeto de três dias arranca esta sexta-feira e tem como objetivo lançar luz sobre a saúde intestinal do país, claro, com um toque humorístico à mistura na recolha de

Source: A Austrália está a pedir às pessoas para estarem atentas aos seus puns

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Koalas are normally found in eucalyptus trees, but one couple came home in Australia on Wednesday and were shocked to find one in their bedroom.

Source: ‘Only in Australia’: Couple comes home to find koala in bed | CNN

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They have roamed for thousands of years, their presence woven into the country’s culture and ecosystems. But the increasing presence of dingoes in areas where farmers are grazing livestock is creating a complex and emotive challenge.

Source: Is Australia’s native dog, the dingo, having an identity crisis? – ABC News

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A multi-day trek along the Great Ocean Walk uncovers intriguing tales from Victoria’s maritime history and ends at one of its most iconic natural features.

Source: What it’s like to hike Australia’s Great Ocean Walk

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Some groups from countries colonised by the UK have called for widespread apologies while others have demanded financial compensation.

Source: King Charles faces calls to confront the $37 trillion bill the UK owes for colonialism

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Suspeito de matar Susan Bartlett e Suzanne Armstrong, na Austrália, na década de 70, foi detido em Itália esta semana.

Source: Matou duas mulheres brutalmente e esteve em fuga por quase cinco décadas. ‘Caso Easey Street” finalmente solucionado – Mundo – Correio da Manhã

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A woman has died and more than 120,000 were left without power after high winds and heavy rain hit southern Australia, authorities said on Monday.

Source: Wild weather hit Australia; woman dead, 120,000 without power | Reuters

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Two recent court cases have raised uncomfortable questions about diplomatic immunity.

Source: Maid in Australia: When international relations and industrial law collide

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The discovery contradicts conceptions of early Indigenous peoples as exclusively hunter gatherers

Source: Traces of 2,000-Year-Old Banana Farm Found in Australia | Smithsonian