March 1, 2017
Holy shark
Society
Leonie the leopard shark’s switch to asexual reproduction is a world first
Ashley Hay
By this author
October 1, 2015
The Ipswich treehouse story
Culture
Children’s lit heroes Andy Griffiths, Terry Denton and Jill Griffiths step off the page and onto the stage
July 1, 2016
Desert blooms
Culture
Bruce Munro’s ‘Field of Light’ brings 50,000 LED spheres to Uluru
May 1, 2014
Mosquito diplomacy
Indonesia
A plan to stop dengue fever sets off invasion fears in Indonesia
December 1, 2013
How Cai Guo-Qiang turned a tree into a work of art
‘Falling Back to Earth’ at Brisbane’s QAGOMA
August 1, 2013
Our septuagenarian cricketers
Society
It’s never too late to wear the baggy green
December 6, 2012
Lights Out
Astronomy
Solar eclipse in Queensland
June 1, 2012
Veni, Vidi, Venus
Astronomy
The transit of Venus
December 1, 2011
The Baskerville case
Society
Norfolk Island’s chickens
September 2, 2008
Operation tom yum
Society
Perhaps it was because I'd just seen the trailer for the new James Bond movie, but I was hoping for trench coats or disguises when I sat down to lunch with a group of secret Thai-food tasters. Perched at one of the broad, high tables at Jarun Pompanya's …
July 2, 2008
Lovely bones
Society
Making sense of the Flores find
June 4, 2008
The charm of a charm
Society
Early one May morning, on the edge of Brisbane's Mt Coo-tha, a hundred people gather in a car park. The air is sharp, the light clear, and there are probably birds muttering in the trees overhead. Most of the people here would notice this. They're aviculturists …
February 6, 2008
Mane attraction
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Under the spreading shade of a gum tree at the Mogo Zoo, just down from Batemans Bay, a furry cluster of lion cubs is at play: batting at a red ball hanging from the tree, swiping at each other's tails, worrying at their father's mane. They have handsome …