Love this by @davpope - Golden Sun Moth chatting w a Grassland Earless Dragon in @canberratimes - @TSCommissioner - only in #CBR #WildOz
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The Australian Professional Leagues announces Australian Sports Group as the new owner of Canberra United FC 🟢
The purchase secures the future of the women's team, along with establishing the option to introduce an Isuzu UTE A-League men's team for the 2028/29 season 💪👏
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After playing three tough first-class warmup matches, it looks like England are ready for the 1st Ashes Test in Melbourne.
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Talking about experimenting with estrogen, hand raising bettongs, co-authoring with rivers and more!
@Jason__Cummings @bradmoggo @CeliaMRoberts @gavin_jd_smith – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
I have wondered about this for a long time (a couple of years) - if the globe had been documented/mapped by anyone other than explorers that emanated from what is currently referred to as the ‘north’ - this would be the case… right? Please help me @btucker22
I love this upside down Equal Earth map centered around Australia. Great piece by @mtnmapper: buff.ly/AU3DIqQ
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Ange Postecoglou – the man, the myth, 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗱.
From his early days as a Hellas junior, to a championship-winning captain and coach, Ange has gone on to become a serial winner wherever he’s been. His football journey is truly one of a kind.
Now, he stands as a European champion with @SpursOfficial.
Here’s a look at his incredible journey.
“The country with the greatest leverage [in 5 👀] is Australia” #greatsouthernland open.spotify.com/episode/0yf…
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2025 #AFCU20 CHAMPIONS 🏆
Congratulations to the Subway #YoungSocceroos! 👏
What an achievement 🤩
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FT | THE SUBWAY #YOUNGSOCCEROOS ARE CHAMPIONS OF ASIA FOR THE FIRST TIME AFTER WINNING THE SHOOTOUT!!! 🏆💚💛
STEVEN HALL WITH THE CLUTCH SAVE 🧤
⚽️ Agosti 24’
#AFCU20 #AUSvKSA
Outrageously successful business model - for the beneficiaries.
What does that all mean?
You as a researcher pay to get access to your own work!
You as a researcher review works of others for Elsevier journals for free!
And if you want free access to your work, you pay about 1 month salary for one article!
So, Non Solus (not alone)?
We as researchers in the current academic publishing scheme are all alone. We or the society pays for a company to get rich.
Elsevier has made significant contribution to science and knowledge acquisition, absolutely. But it is far away from altruistic goals for a global community but a raw and complex global company with monetary goals.
The current system is INSANE, paying for your own article 6k$, just because you want everyone to get access to it? That's not open access, that's giving those who already have enough more advantages!
And since when are we all ok that the state or societies (universities, libraries) pay a company to get access to works from their own faculty? When have we lost our pride and support for our researchers?
The academic publishing scheme must CHANGE🙏
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⚠️☄️Incoming!
A roughly 1 metre asteroid will strike Earth’s atmosphere over the Philippines near Luzon Island at 17:08 UTC today, 4 September.
The object is harmless, but people in the area may see a spectacular fireball!
Discovered this morning by the Catalina Sky Survey, this is just the ninth asteroid that humankind has ever spotted before impact.
Follow @esaoperations for more updates.
ALT Image of the path of a meteor shown in green and yellow on top of a Google Map image of the the Philippines near Luzon Island shown in dark green contrasting with the deep blue of the ocean.
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Hoping to have a display of these beautiful creatures soon to showcase native mice to our many guests…
Pookila or New Holland mouse hopping around the Sanctuary today - thanks to Australian Government Saving Native Species Grant by @DCCEEW and @TSCommissioner - working with partners @ANUFennerSchool & @nswdcceew @MtRothwell
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How the Guinness Brewery Invented the Most Important Statistical Method in Science | Scientific American scientificamerican.com/artic…
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PhD student Milad Esmaeilbeigi from @UC_CAWS giving an update on his Capital Region Landkeepers funded research. @UniCanberra @UC_CCEG @SimonClulow @RichardDuncanUC @TariqEzaz
Very exciting project…
PhD student Milad Esmaeilbeigi from @UC_CAWS giving an update on his Capital Region Landkeepers funded research. @UniCanberra @UC_CCEG @SimonClulow @RichardDuncanUC @TariqEzaz
