September 30, 2018

Our faultless illusions

September 30, 2018

Perfection: In an age of technological precision, the latest exhibition by Science Gallery Melbourne questions how exact we want our world to be.

August 8, 2018

By Brittney Borowiec

Life Science, Issue 28

Hitting the pause button on life

August 8, 2018

By Brittney Borowiec

Life Science, Issue 28

If other members of the animal kingdom can shut down their bodies over winter, then why can't we?

August 8, 2018

By Natasha Chrisandina

Life Science, Issue 28

A kernel of doubt

August 8, 2018

By Natasha Chrisandina

Life Science, Issue 28

Before you stir almond milk into your morning coffee, you may want to consider its nutritional value and environmental impacts.

August 8, 2018

By Dana Goodacre

Physical Science, Issue 28

Faking flavours

August 8, 2018

By Dana Goodacre

Physical Science, Issue 28

We manipulate bacteria to produce all kinds of exquisite flavours and fragrances. Does that make them natural, or synthetic? And why bother, when they already grow on trees?

August 8, 2018

By John Back

Issue 28, Art & Popular Culture

A semicolon in the arts

August 8, 2018

By John Back

Issue 28, Art & Popular Culture

There have long been established guidelines for discussing suicide in the news media. But how can artists navigate this difficult topic without compromising their truth?