One Australian mining company is looking beyond the standard materials for its next big project.

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Union members in Darwin have held a protest against working conditions at the Ichthys LNG construction project.

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Federal MP and embattled mining boss Clive Palmer has blamed regulatory processes for a big delay in restarting his nickel refinery.

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Australian engineers have unveiled a new type of graphene-based filter that work several times faster than current equivalents.

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Cola-Cola has published a list of 34 Australian institutions that were given a share of $1.7 million in research funding over the past five years.

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An international team of scientists has reported a successful outcome in trials for a new method to repair congenital cataracts.

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Scientists have demonstrated an exciting new property of the futuristic material graphene.

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The engineers of the future say new cities will be designed according to the lessons of our biological past.

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The impact of Tasmania’s Basslink outage continues, as the government scrambles to patch up various services.

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Horizon Power's managing director says abuse experienced by power company employees “may be understandable but unfortunate”.

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Authorities have marked a dip in Newcastle coal exports.

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Two new skyscrapers have been approved at an iconic site in Melbourne’s CBD.

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A new report says red tape on water and electricity prices in South Australia must be slashed, and the state could do with fewer government Ministers as well.

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A potentially life-saving new Australian drug is on its way to market.

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Australian experts are helping usher-in the ultra-secure telecommunications of the future.

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Australian research says Vitamin D does not help treat symptoms of knee osteoarthritis.

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A big global bank is working on its own version of Bitcoin.

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Biomedical engineers have grown functional sperm cells from stem cells.

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Australia could soon have a powerful new advocate for an NBN that is actually worth doing.

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An eight-year sentence has been handed down in Australia's biggest-ever insider trading case.

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Australia’s insurance world has been scrambling in response to damning revelation about Commonwealth Bank’s insurance arm.

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