The Guardian • science
Success of Cuba’s fight against Coronavirus
On the 1st of January, 2021, Cuban revolution completed 62 years.
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Issue #2169
GLOBAL BRIEFS
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: US troops arrived in Trinidad and Tobago to conduct military exercises over several days. The first troops arrived aboard the destroyer USS...
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Issue #2111
Government slashes CSIRO
CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, has a lot of runs on the board, including Aeroguard, the polymer banknotes we all use, and...
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Issue #2081
Neither Confirm nor Deny – How the Glomar Mission Shielded the CIA from Transparency
In the 1970s scientific journals such as Scientific American had numerous articles on the mineral bonanza being recovered from the deep ocean floors. In 1975...
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Issue #2070
Antarctic funding cuts
Almost half of the staff in the Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) have signed an open letter calling on the Department of Climate Change, Environment, Energy...
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Issue #2093
DINGO
In the 18th century, there was joy among civilised people because thought had finally broken free of the cant of religion. It was hailed as...
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Issue #2090
DINGO
In the 18th century, there was joy among civilised people because thought had finally broken free of the cant of religion. It was hailed as...
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Issue #2185
Australia’s friendship with Cuba
As the Trump administration’s murderous blockade continues, the Communist Party of Australia maintains fraternal connections with the Communist Party of Cuba and the Cuban government....
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Issue #2053
“Vastly out of line with the science”
The Climate Council has slammed Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s decision to ignore the climate risk of four polluting coal projects as “reckless” and “out of...
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Issue #2186
CSIRO ‘barely surviving’
The science industry showed up to support CSIRO in Canberra recently, as the Senate Economics Committee held a public hearing as part of an ongoing...
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Issue #2173
CSIRO staff cuts: sacrificing the future
CSIRO (the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), is Australia’s leading science and research agency. It has announced it will cut 350 science research roles...
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