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Dec 4 New theory of corals' ability to adapt to climate change
Nov 29 WA's Rowley Shoals set to shine on world stage

Oct 23

New Science Leader in Marine Microbiology announced at AIMS

Oct 8

A new state of the art marine research vessel for Australia
Sep 21

AIMS waves farewell to the RV Lady Basten

Aug 29

$3.4 million partnership to support reef research

Jul 11

New genetic approaches unveil cryptic microbial algae in reef coral

Jun 21

Distant reef fish populations respond to climate in synchrony

Jun 14

Robotic revolution at Ningaloo

Jun 12

Fight to survive heats up for reef fish

May 25

Gentle Giant's Numbers in Decline

May 15

Tropical Marine Science Boosted in the Commonwealth Budget

May 14

1000 Sharks Tagged Off the Northern Territory Coast

May 8

Coral Disease Linked To Warming

Apr 21

Chief Scientist of Australia, Dr Jim Peacock, dedicates biotechnology wing

Mar 19

Floods muddy waters off the Great Barrier Reef

Mar 13

Torres Strait ready for sponge farm

Feb 28

Science Panel Outlines Roadmap for Reducing Risks
from Climate Change

Feb 27

Changing tides for the Arafura Timor Research Facility

Feb 16

Corals get respite from Crown-of-thorns

Feb 5

Pesticides compound climate risk to Reef

Feb 1

GBR a hot topic as the world warms to climate change

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