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Date: 31 July 2023 The March quarter was the first in three years where the total number of houses ‘under construction’ fell. The modest 0.6% fall in work in hand (651 houses less than in the Dece…
Date: 31 July 2023 The March quarter was the first in three years where the total number of houses ‘under construction’ fell. The modest 0.6% fall in work in hand (651 houses less than in the Dece…
Date: 31 July 2023 It is rare that discussion about the economy does not percolate into near every conversation. The last month, the topic has been inflation and interest rates, with the natio…
*Photo credit: Kings Park Twenty years ago, ancient trees in Perth’s Kings Park were in serious decline. For some unknown reason, their leaves began to yellow and ultimately drop, leaving ba…
The researchers leading a recently completed Karaawaimin Taawa Biodiversity Assessment faced obstacles including challenging terrain, political and social complexities, and a lack of…
*Photo credit: FAO/Marlondag A scientist from Indiana’s Purdue University is working with a large team of global collaborators to develop an artificial intelligence (AI) model that will…
In the face of a climate likely to become hotter and drier, and with bushfires continuing to pose a significant threat, a variety of forestry-related research initiatives are underway acros…
A collaborative effort between government, the forestry industry and the community to enable early detection of exotic forest pests and improve the likelihood of their eradication has com…
A team of researchers has developed a prototype system that combines remote sensing data and process-based modelling with the traditional method of empirical modelling. The system will he…