The tiniest font should be named "unsubscribe".

hello peeps! If you happen to live in Kansas or nearby, and are interested in how novel grazing technology (remote-controlled cattle!) have advance conservation goals in economically viable ways, come to our workshop!

In good news the three people unaccounted for in the fires have been found safe per ABC

About to do the same to 40+ yrs of accumulated papers, reports, refs, data, drafts etc. I shall be ruthless! 🔥🪓

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And add "Thank you for your attention to this matter"

This.....

But at least we might get a submarine in 30 yrs time

Excellent work on the handle 👊👊👍

With climate trigger axed Labor wants to rush new environmental laws through after ‘positive’ talks with Coalition Proposed timeframe leaves 12 days to scrutinise most significant changes to national environmental protection regime since 1999

“The environment minister wants to pass a major re-write of federal nature laws this year, encouraging miners to lobby the Coalition to work with Labor to help rush it through parliament in the final three sitting weeks”

Just contemplate that sentence.

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Wildlife returns after Tasmanian sheep paddock restored as wetland A sheep farmer has welcomed the restoration of an internationally significant wetland on his property outside of Hobart. The collaboration of a non-profit organisation with landowners, scientists, the Aboriginal community and governments has allowed the return of a vital ecosystem.

Wildlife returns after Tasmanian sheep paddock restored as wetland: www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-13/tasmania...

Second deadliest attack on journalists in history, and I haven’t seen it reported by any of Australia’s biggest media outlets

This article is a part of the Special Issue “Biological invasions in plant communities”. Thanks to the wonderful guest editors who were super helpful.
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Not surprised at all

She has expressed some interest on taking up golf, after hearing there's a special place for albatrosses, eagles & birdies. Trying to convince her cricketers are big on ducks, depending on one's perspective! Me - I'm thinking crock-pot duck

If you have to lie to make your point, your point isn't worth making.

Has been a very loyal egg-layer for abt 10 yrs, but we suspect she might be over it now as our 4 Khaki's are steady at 3 eggs / day. Can one describe a duck as " post-menopausal", as opposed to "ready for the pot"??

Ye gods - geese 👹 no thanks

Mr Dimopoulos just shat in the face of every (remaining) PV employee required to maintain national parks on a ever-shrinking shoestring budget

I'll see your horse and raise you a duck
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When the duck has a sinus infection, the obvious thing to do (apparently) is give it a warm bath 🙃

Nice! Which species is it?

Lightning Ridge, NSW, Australia

Botanical time machines: AI is unlocking a treasure trove of data held in herbarium collections Advances in imaging, text recognition and machine learning are transforming what can be done with collections of plants and fungi in herbaria and museums globally.

Machine learning being used productively!
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If everyone could repost this, it would help me out tremendously!

I know everyone may not have the means to donate, but sharing helps too!

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Top Australian writers urge Albanese to abolish Job-Ready Graduates, calling their humanities degrees life changing Tim Winton, Helen Garner and Peter Garrett are just a few of the high-profile signatories to an open letter against Job-Ready Graduates – and for the humanities.

"We make students ready for the job market. But without the tools to think deeply, imagine ethically and reason clearly, we risk leaving them soul-starved."

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Murray Crayfish in our area still haven't recovered from hypoxic conditions during Millennial Drought (nrly 20 yrs ago)

I was kinda hoping they could help me!!

Unreal! I have 3 recent science grads (1x Vet, 2x Ag) in the house atm. Not one of them has ever heard of a pivot table. WTF??