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How do you like your coffee? Oat milk latte? Skinny cap? Lactose free? Full cream? Or maybe something a bit more exotic. Milk production has long been considered a uniquely…
By Grenville Ignatius Francis As automated vehicle technology moves into the fast lane in a number of countries overseas, there seems to be a particular speed bump slowing its progress…
History has shown that actually, a lot of scientific advancements have happened by accident. Here are just a few of the happy accidents that have led to some pretty important…
It has been three months since UWA student information was compromised in a major cybersecurity event. What do we now understand about the incident? And what does it teach us…
Coders for Causes (or CFC for short) is a student-run club here at UWA that specialises in developing web applications for not-for-profit and charity organisations. Words by Jack Sun
Eating the Sarpa salpa fish could induce vivid hallucinations, potentially caused by ciguatera poisoning.
So, here we stand at the start of a brand new Teamfight Tactics set. Riot has graced us with 200 years of development once again.
As the price of Bitcoin fell to an eighteen-month low and Ether lost nearly half its value within a month, the Australian Financial Review declared on Friday that “cryptocurrencies could…
Vacuum decay is all-encompassing, unpredictable, extremely efficient, and happens at the speed of light. So totally not day-ruining because you don't see it coming, can't stop it, and won't even…
Dinosaurs could actually be on the moon! Well, parts of them anyway.