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Our grads have the coolest shirts. 👀 While our T-shirts gave a great first impression, our new graduates shared their other first impressions of working at Australia’s national science agency. Want to start your career with CSIRO? Apply for our Enterprise Services Graduate Program 2025. 👇 Apply now: http://spr.ly/6182ZpRw0 | CSIRO
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Our grads have the coolest shirts. 👀 While our T-shirts gave a great first impression, our new graduates shared their other first impressions of working at Australia’s national science agency. Want to start your career with CSIRO? Apply for our Enterprise Services Graduate Program 2025. 👇 Apply now: http://spr.ly/6182ZpRw0 | CSIRO
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With a generous scholarship and access to industry and CSIRO, study a PhD that will make you stand out from the crowd. | CSIRO
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With a generous scholarship and access to industry and CSIRO, study a PhD that will make you stand out from the crowd. | CSIRO
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Hello to all earthworms and soil lovers alike! 🐛 This World Soil Day, we're digging into the thriving underground world beneath our feet. Billions of bacteria, kilometres of fungi, wriggly nematodes and mighty mites make up this bustling ecosystem. Together, they support plant growth, fight disease, tackle drought and even help break down chemicals. Soil is a vibrant patchwork of microbial life, and it’s what keeps Earth blooming. 🌱 | CSIRO
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Hello to all earthworms and soil lovers alike! 🐛 This World Soil Day, we're digging into the thriving underground world beneath our feet. Billions of bacteria, kilometres of fungi, wriggly nematodes and mighty mites make up this bustling ecosystem. Together, they support plant growth, fight disease, tackle drought and even help break down chemicals. Soil is a vibrant patchwork of microbial life, and it’s what keeps Earth blooming. 🌱 | CSIRO
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CSIRO's research doesn't just innovate - it protects lives. However, CSIRO's work is under threat by job cuts. | CPSU - Community and Public Sector Union
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Choosing your fighter can be tough. ⚔️ Do you prioritise armour, speed, strength, or powerful noses? Turns out, our biocontrol experts ask similar questions when it comes to choosing the best species to help with pest management. Take a closer look at some of the small and mighty defenders making a big impact protecting our crops and environment: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/All/Articles/2025/February/Beneficial-insects | CSIRO
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Feeling a bit sick after eating your weight in chocolate? Take a spinach leaf out of our book. For the full recipe click the Learn More button | CSIRO
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Great interview with the CSIRO’s Professor Grant Brinkworth talking about low carb diets. While they mightn’t be for everyone, some people find the low carb approach a great way to eat well and manage diabetes. If you’d like to learn more about low carb eating for people with diabetes you can read our position statements. https://hubs.li/Q01qGsmf0 | Diabetes Australia
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FRIDAY FACT Quokkas are nocturnal marsupials. They’re some of the smallest members of the macropod (or “big foot”) family, which also includes kangaroos and wallabies. 🦘 ⠀ If a quokka mother is threatened by a predator she will often throw her baby on the ground to distract the predator and save her own life. Footage: Suzana Paravac (IG: cruzysuzy) | CSIRO
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We’re proud and delighted to celebrate the appointment of our Chief Scientist, Dr Cathy Foley, as Australia’s next Chief Scientist. Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Minister Karen Andrews made the announcement today. Cathy has been with CSIRO for nearly 36 years, starting out as a research scientist working with our manufacturing teams. She became our Chief Scientist in August 2018. Cathy's scientific excellence and influential leadership have been recognised with numerous awards and fellowship
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Are you cheering on the Geelong Cat(birds) or the Brisbane L(yrebirds)? 🐦 This weekend's grand final is a fascinating one. Both talented mimics, these wingers are looking for victory. If you're still on the fence, here are some fascinating facts about each. 👇 📹 | @jeremyfilmsthings @karlapringle (on Instagram) | CSIRO
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After a terrible year of floods and rain the nation's latest climate outlook warns, there's not just more to come, but worse to come. Scientists and meteorologists are telling us to prepare now for the next weather cycle which will see a return to droughts and fires. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/sydney #Climate #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney
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Could AI be your new 'work wife'? 💼 In Episode 4 of our new season of Everyday AI, we explore whether AI tools are making us more or less productive and hear what employers are looking for in this age of AI. We also dive into real-life examples of how AI is impacting two completely different jobs: firefighters and graphic designers. Listen now: https://www.csiro.au/en/news/podcasts/everyday-ai-podcast | CSIRO
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It’s time to rethink our relationship with plastic, and you’re invited! Join us for an evening of inspiring talks, conversations, and creative activities. | CSIRO
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Just like the feeling you get when Netflix lets you know a new season has come out of *insert popular TV show here*, we know you’re going to get that same giddy feeling with our new Low-carb Every Day cookbook! Find more pop culture references and the full recipe here: https://blog.csiro.au/damn-thats-delicious-low-carb-cook-ups/ | CSIRO
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The things keeping us warm at night. 😱 Has your relationship with your trusty ten-year-old fan heater gotten a bit complicated? It keeps you warm on those cold winter days and nights, but at what cost?! We've just released a home energy calculator that includes appliance usage. You can now estimate your home’s total energy consumption and carbon emissions, and identify opportunities for reductions. So you can sleep better knowing your appliances aren’t out to get you. Try out the calculator now
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CSIRO to cut up to 350 research jobs in major overhaul
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Gearing up to kick some research goals! 🥅 Join us as we dive into marine research with early career scientist and proud Power supporter, Candice Untiedt. Candice is taking to the field for 33 days at sea aboard #RVInvestigator, exploring the southeast coast of Australia. She’ll be part of a team studying how the marine ecosystem has changed over the past 25 years. It’s all part of the Southeast Australian Marine Ecosystem Survey (SEA-MES), a major project revisiting past research to understand
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The food chain snaps at a kraken pace in the ocean. This squid has the best and then worst day in just 2 seconds. Filmed aboard our RV Investigator's latest voyage while calibrating new equipment: https://blog.csiro.au/scientific-sea-safaris/ | CSIRO
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You should dolphinitely apply for our iPhD program! 🐬 Consider this your sign if you’ve been thinking about a PhD scholarship that takes your research off the page and into the real world. With our Industry PhD (iPhD) Program, you’ll tackle real challenges with real impact, guided by our researchers and supported by an industry partner. Nothing but net! 🏀 The scholarship provides you with a stipend to support your studies. Find out more and apply: https://www.csiro.au/en/careers/Scholarships-s
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No need to be alarmed, it's just a lyrebird! 🐦 Nova here, who's currently a resident of Adelaide Zoo, is demonstrating the lyrebird's uncanny talent for imitation. Lyrebirds have been known to imitate other bird calls, chainsaws, crying babies and even evacuation alert tones. 🚨 You can learn more about lyrebirds in our Compact Australian Bird Guide: http://spr.ly/6182M0IC2 📹 | David Whelan Photography on Instagram | CSIRO
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The CSIRO will slash up to 350 full-time equivalent jobs to address rising costs. It comes on top of more than 800 positions being slashed in the past 18 months. The job losses will come from across the country, with no details about what positions are at risk. National Secretary of the Community Public Sector Union Melissa Donnelly spoke to ABC News's Joe O'Brien. Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp #ABCNews #CSIRO | ABC News
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It's not easy to get fast and convenient food that could be considered 'nutritious'. For hospital patients, the elderly, and the disadvantaged, access to good food is even more problematic as their choice is often limited. So we've been working with Community Chef to solve this issue and bring high-quality and nutritious meals to these communities. http://www.csiro.au/en/Research/FNF/Areas/Nutrition-and-health/Diet-and-lifestyle/Healthier-meals-Community-Chef | CSIRO
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CSIRO chief Dr Doug Hilton has hit back at comments made by Peter Dutton, warning the criticism corrodes public’s trust in science. The Opposition leader previously questioned the integrity of the organisation’s GenCost report saying it is discredited. Personalise your news & stay in the know with the ABC NEWS app: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC News
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