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Emily Sakzewski

Emily Sakzewski

Reporter at ABC Science Online

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    'This is not a bluff': Putin has warned the West of using nuclear weapons. So will he or won't he?

    What would happen if Russia used a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, and how would NATO respond while still avoiding an all-out nuclear war? 
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    Climate change has cost Australia billions. And one state is bearin...

    A Climate Council report released today reveals Queensland suffered higher economic damages from extreme weather disasters than any other Australian state or territory.
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    What the federal government's coal price cap means for power bills,...

    The federal government has announced a price cap on gas and coal to help ease the cost of energy, but how will this help to lower your power bill?
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    'It's just gouging': Are property investors the solution to Austral...

    Renting a property in an Australian capital city is set to become harder in 2023 as an increase in demand and lack of supply drives up rental prices. But is more property investment the answer to the crisis?
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    History is full of lost radioactive objects. They're tales of sickn...

    After a frantic six-day search along a 1,400-kilometre highway, authorities found the tiny radioactive capsule. But what happens when a source isn’t found in time?
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    'A huge discovery': Researchers find cheap supermarket drug may imp...

    A team of researchers set out to find factors that could improve survival in women after an ovarian cancer diagnosis. An answer may lie in a humble and widely available drug: aspirin.
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    Judy is slowly getting better, but there's still so much we don't k...

    Three years into the pandemic and those living with long COVID symptoms say they feel the issue has been forgotten. So how has our understanding of long COVID changed and what's next for Australia?
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    'Fascinating and horrific': Remains of Bronze Age man show a bit of...

    Archaeologists discover a pair of brothers who lived around 3,500 years ago had access to "brain surgery" after finding a square piece of bone missing from a skull.
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    Edisons of the 'burbs: On-the-go dialysis box, magical music skill ...

    ABC Science wanted to hear from Australia's backyard inventors. What we found were creations that range from the practical to the ethereal and the gravity-defying.
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    Renters gazumping each other in desperate bid to get over the thres...

    Amid an increasingly competitive market, would-be tenants say some real estate agents are encouraging desperate house hunters to offer more money to secure a rental, despite rental bidding being outlawed.
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    Michael invented the 'bindozer'. It's just one of his many creation...

     ABC Science is out to find Australia's backyard inventors. In part three of our series we meet  Michael Green, who volunteers his time to help people with disabilities tackle everyday problems.