From a handful of rabbits released in Victoria in 1859 to one of Australia’s most damaging introduced species, rabbits have transformed landscapes and put native species under pressure. CSIRO ...

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A farmer-led project is testing which regenerative practices can help the agricultural sector thrive in a drier, less ...

A new report reveals what it will take to turn promising emissions-reduction tools into real change on Australian farms.

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Dr Rowena Yew’s STEM journey around the world led her to tackle clean energy challenges. At CSIRO, she is developing advanced ...

“Renovate or Rebuild” aimed to increase demand for sustainable homes when building or buying. Our research suggests this ...

Rabbits were introduced to Australia in 1859 by a wealthy Victorian grazier keen on the sport of hunting. After a fire destroyed the enclosures, rabbits started their campaign to conquer Australia.