Matthew Agius

Reports from China indicate the Chang'e 6 mission is heading back to Earth with 2kg in rock samples taken from the far side of the Moon.

Pharmaceutical compounds and their breakdown molecules are being found throughout the world's ecosystems, prompting scientists to call for the industry to implement its own green reforms.

Sustainable, primarily plant-based diets may confer benefits to the planet and human health simultaneously according to Harvard research.

As dangerous spiders change their habitats in response to climate change, researchers are looking for new ways to treat venomous bites of the unwitting prey – like humans.

The Giant Magellan Telescope's massive enclosure has been greenlit for construction in Chile.

Adelaide-based satellite tech company Myriota has confirmed a $1.5m investment from the Australian Space Agency will be used develop an off-world communications system.

Recreational noise may be disrupting the behaviour of animals like elks and black bears in national parks frequented by humans, the US Department of Agriculture's Forest Service says.

Tiny, tubby and seemingly indestructible tardigrades might become a little less mysterious to science today, after Japanese researchers successfully developed what they hope is a technique that will allow them to be used in labs for tests – like fruit flies.

A major earthquake more than 2,500 years ago likely caused one of the world's largest rivers to change course.

Fearne, Scicluna and 13 others are contesting the criminal charges against them in connection with the fraudulent Vitals Global Healthcare hospitals’ deal