PORTFOLIO (2008-2021)
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PORTFOLIO (2008-2021)
Kangaroo Creek residents are still coming to terms with the devastation caused by one of the worst storms to hit the area.
To see - and survive - at night, some coral fish have developed visual adaptations that are similar to those of their cousins living in the ocean's darkest depths, new research shows. Queensland Brain Institute researcher Dr Fanny de Busserolles said the reef-dwelling squirrelfish and soldierfish had well-adapted visual systems for night-time activity.
In Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, Canada, the locals have a sure-fire way to beat the -16 degree winter ...
GRANDMOTHER Vicki Winmill has saved a life or two on the road to creating medical history after becoming the first organ donor at the Grafton Base Hospital.
The bulls roared, the riders held on for dear life and the everyone waited to see which would triumph at the Maclean Twilight Rodeo.
Walking into ANZ Stadium with the English, Welsh, Irish and Scottish hordes surging all around me, singing, laughing and generally treating their well-dressed, rugged-up, green-and-gold opponents with the reckless abandonment that could not be matched by the home fans, I was struck by an ominous feeling as the Rolling Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want kicked in through my headphones.
A Queensland Brain Institute study has revealed regional sex differences in the hippocampus - an area of the brain important for memory, learning and emotions. The hippocampus is impacted by neuropsychiatric disorders and several, such as eating or mood disorders, show that one sex is more susceptible than the other.
THERE'S something different about the crowd waiting for American indie rock band, The National, to start their set at the Riverstage in Brisbane's Botanical Gardens. And a quick snapshot says it all really. Stylish, well-dressed punters; polite conversation; manicured beards flecked with a sliver of silver; greying hair, thinning hair or hair long forgotten.
A trip to the home of the Masters - Huntingdale - and golfing heaven on the mouth of the Barwon River.