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Australia’s first orbital-class rocket didn’t make it far off the launch pad
The last attempt to launch a satellite from Australian soil was in 1971, when the British Black Arrow rocket lifted off from a military range in South Australia and placed a UK-built satellite into orbit. Gilmour is leading the charge to bring orbital launches back to Australia, this time with a domestic rocket.
The country is severely behind in bringing outcomes for Indigenous Australians in line with their non-Indigenous counterparts ...
Irish Independent on MSN11h
Lions v Australia, third Test: When is it, where to watch on TV and latest oddsThe British and Irish Lions have been recreating a challenge from the South Korean dystopian survival thriller ‘Squid Game’ ...
New Scientist on MSN9h
New-to-science stick insect is the heaviest ever found in AustraliaA giant stick insect species found in Australia’s Wet Tropics named Acrophylla alta can reach 40 centimetres in length and ...
Australian consumer prices grew at the slowest pace in over four years in the June quarter, data showed on Wednesday, while ...
Go World Travel Magazine on MSN10h
26 Things You Might Not Know About AustraliaEver wanted to know why an emu is on the Australian Coat of Arms? Look nofurther with these things you might not know about ...
There are a number of civil wars taking place within Australia’s conservative bloc, with climate change being the central ...
WA recorded the highest inflation rate in the country over the past year, despite state government claims "the inflation ...
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns should withdraw his objection to a protest march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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