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 After 10 years of surveying the night sky, astronomers based in Australia have completed the most accurate view of our galactic neighbourhood. |
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 Fluid near the ovaries may be harbouring to bacteria that reduces a woman's chances of becoming pregnant through assisted reproduction, says an Australian researcher. |
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 Armed with digital cameras and 3D laser scanners, researchers have embarked on a mission to catalogue and decipher the words that adorn Spain's most-visited tourist attraction. |
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 Loud, repeated blasts of sonar can cause a dolphin to temporarily lose its hearing, according to an investigation into a suspected link between naval operations and cetacean strandings. |
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 Mice with a human equivalent of multiple sclerosis have been successfully treated using genetically modified stem cells, say a group of Australian researchers. |
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 Life as we know it may owe its existence to fluctuating levels of a humble metal in the primordial sea, according to an international study. |
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 An enterprising epidemiologist has combined GPS technology with a medical inhaler in an effort to better understand the triggers for asthma. |
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 Poor urban design and safety fears are critical factors in determining whether children walk or cycle to school, say Australian researchers. |
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 Chemicals commonly used to clean up oil spills make oil far more toxic to fish, particularly for eggs and young fish, according to new research. |
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 Technology that uses fluorescence to pick up trace sewage contamination may help increase public confidence in recycled water, say researchers. |
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 The United Arab Emirates has claimed its own version of Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned mammal, after the birth of a cloned camel in Dubai this month. |
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