Researchers have sequenced the genome of a fungus that causes wheat disease, which could lead to more effective treatments for wheat farmers.

Wildlife can only move around to fresh habitats if vegetation remnants are physically linked.

Research has uncovered that the rapid cooling during the last ice age did not affect the Southern hemisphere, in fact temperatures in the south increased.

Research has shown that Tassie devil populations are so inbred that their immune systems don't recognise Facial Tumour Disease from another animal.

Molecular research has shown that citrus may have originated in Australasia, refuting the perception that many species developed in Southeast Asia.

Could the reintroduction of Tasmanian devils to the mainland save them and keep some feral animals in check?

A new study has shown that the powerful prehistoric sabre-toothed cat, Smilodon, had a weak bite, contrary to its reputation.

Scientists have discovered that some deep sea sponges have growth bands that can reveal past environmental conditions.

Research has proved that ancient Pacific islanders made the 4000 km journey from Hawaii to Polynesia, the longest maritime voyage in human prehistory.

Scrambled genes lead to us getting a unique deal – and then nurture steps in.

Research has found that a small white grub is responsible for wasting water, as it chews through irrigation pipes used by some lucerne growers.

Species of woodland-dependent birds whose numbers have been declining are finding new homes in planted eucalypts and shrubs, research has shown.

A study has proved that deforestation increases the risk of extreme floods, which cause billions of dollars of damage each year.

We need to walk together in reducing the health impacts of discrimination on our culturally diverse communities, according to Todd Harper.

Saltwater crocodiles are making marathon ocean swims to reach home even if they are airlifted hundreds of kilometres away, new research has shown.