Continents grow by cuddling together
When a continent collides with another it doesn't just latch on to the landmass, it actually wraps itself around it, a new study shows.
View ArticleTaxi driver knowledge test: One cabbie passes, prompts fears about Melbourne...
Only one taxi driver has passed Victoria's knowledge test designed to "weed out" bad drivers, prompting concerns that Melbourne could be hit with a cab shortage.
View ArticleMelbourne and Sydney's live music scenes are changing, researcher says
The changes in Melbourne and Sydney's live music landscapes are being mapped by a researcher from RMIT.
View ArticleWhy Melbourne's poorest suburbs are much better off than Sydney's
New research shows Sydney invests much less money into its most disadvantaged suburbs than Melbourne.
View ArticleDrones keep eyes on the Great Ocean Road as maintenance teams struggle with...
Drones have been deployed by Victoria's roads department to monitor erosion and prevent landslides along one of Victoria's biggest tourist attractions.
View ArticleElsie's death on a rubbish tip was shameful. Her story reveals a gritty...
She was a remarkable singer, but Elsie was destined to die in a rubbish dump, naked and covered in rat bites. Her story is part of the grim history of Melbourne's Docklands once home to a shanty town.
View ArticleGeoscience Australia to stop printing and selling topographic maps from December
Bushwalkers and map sellers say the decision by Geoscience Australia to stop printing and selling topographic maps will put people's safety at risk and impact on our understanding of remote Australia.
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