| December 20 | AIMS CEO reappointment |
| December 16 | AIMS researcher wins prestigious national award |
| December 15 | Appointments strengthen marine institute Council |
| December 8 | $48 billion marine industries worth more than agriculture |
| December 3 | Massive corals help unlock climate change secrets in Western Australia |
| November 9 | New era for marine research in the Northern Territory |
| October 21 | Shark mothers provide critical life support for newborn pups |
| October 9 | AIMS nails top national health and safety award |
| September 29 | Minister Garrett announces multimillion dollar boost to CReefs |
| August 20 | Research reveals cyclone's ravages on the Reef |
| July 22 | Seven wonders listing a natural for the Great Barrier Reef |
| July 1 | $55M boost to tropical marine science |
| June 2 | Despite fears, coral reefs have not been overgrown by seaweed |
| May 22 | Search for female whale sharks |
| May 19 | New leader for AIMS WA as marine science effort gathers pace |
| May 13 | Tropical marine science gets $55 million budget boost |
| May 8 | CReefs marine science project inspiring BHP Billiton staff |
| April 22 | Hard working mangroves the equal of rainforests in productivity and carbon cycling |
| April 16 | Baby fish shaped by mothers' stress |
| April 9 | Research shows herbicide a concern to reef |
| April 9 | The secret life of tropical sponges comes to light |
| April 7 | "Protein miners" threatening northern fish stocks require concerted regional response |
| April 7 | Support builds for automated reef watch |
| March 26 | UWA and AIMS provide $2 million boost for WA marine science |
| March 26 | Reef shark movements at Ningaloo Reef |
| March 17 | Setting direction for $38B marine industry |
| March 2 | Marine pollution expert heads AIMS in Darwin |
| February 25 | Coral disease found to have similar MO to cholera |
| February 24 | Stars of the sea falling to human-induced perils |
| February 2 | New program monitors climate change on Ningaloo coral and fish |
| January 2 | Hard core data shows 14 per cent drop in coral growth on GBR since 1990 |
