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A gut feeling

In the eye of the beholder

Queen of the night

Too darned hot

Table of contents

News

So far, so good鈥�

Vaccine bites back

Martian devils

Deals on wheels

Trial and error

Feel the beat

Cereal killer targets potato blight

Waste not

Prepare for lift off

Strange behaviour

Deadly diet

Plenty makes room for two

Technology

Sound solution

Technology

Awake to the quake

Technology

Kill the flicker

Inner circles

Back for more

Winds of change

A distaste for spam could be worth a fortune

We don’t want to know

A little vibration keeps you smiling

Cutting edge

Fizz box

On the move

Smooth as sulky

Grime buster

Tunnel vision

Joining the dots

Prime mover

Forgetful eyes

Pliable plastic makes like a snake

Come hither

Money for old rock

Silicon dreams

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Rain, rain, go away…

Copies of forged signatures don’t fool experts

Space mirror grounded

Change of heart

Open windows

Safety first

In case of nuclear meltdown, pop a pill

Algal gloom

Doomed sea wins reprieve

Too hot to handle

Painless memories

Scent of a woman

Galactic births

Old wounds

Opinion

A double-edged sword

Features

A gut feeling

In the eye of the beholder

Queen of the night

Too darned hot

More

Could a giant wave strike Queensland?

Could a tsunami, with waves up to 11 metres in height, strike with little warning on the coast of north Queensland, much as just happened in Papua New Guinea?

A cosmic primer

Chirpy

Planned health

Fight back

Organisation man

Nice and nasty

Dream teems

Cliffhangers

Book and learn

Oxford Biological

All shall watch all

Who’s killing the past?

Vital statistics

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Regulars

Feedback

The last word

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