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  • Australia’s remote areas are perfect for radio astronomy
    Australian Academy of Science

    Australia’s remote areas are perfect for radio astronomy

    15 July, 202523 September, 2025

    But Australia is too wet and flat for the latest optical telescopes. So, our astronomers want us to partner with Europe to access their powerful telescopes in Chile. It’s part of their plan for the next ten years, in which the global community will invest billions of dollars on the SKA radio telescope in a…

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    The Australia-Indonesia Symposium forums in brief

    25 November, 201628 November, 2016

    Backgrounder The inaugural Australia–Indonesia Science Symposium will explore health, marine science and climate change, agriculture, and big data and disruptive technologies.

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    Photos from the Australia-Indonesia Science Symposium

    25 November, 201628 November, 2016

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    Ensuring Australia’s mining future

    11 January, 201112 January, 2011

    Australian Academy of Science media release AAS 1/11 Sixty of Australia’s big-thinking young geoscientists have identified how to ensure this country continues to be a powerhouse of mining for at least the next century. The report of a Think Tank on the future of resource discovery and utilisation held at the Australian Academy of Science…

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    Unearthing Australia’s buried treasures

    26 August, 201015 November, 2010

    Released on behalf of the Australian Academy of Science. We know more about the surface of Mars than we do of the earth beneath our feet. Australian earth scientists are calling for a national program to map our country – 300 metres down under.

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