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Genelle Weule

Genelle Weule

Senior Journalist, Editor and Producer at ABC Science Online

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Recent Articles

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GLP-1 drug prescribed to woman with eating disorder via telehealth sparks calls for regulation

The ABC has learned of a young woman with anorexia nervosa who was prescribed an Ozempic-like drug through a telehealth clinic. Experts say the incident highlights the need for more oversight.  
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Signs of sugar detected near centre of the Milky Way

Astronomers have detected signs of a type of sugar found in raspberries in gas clouds near the centre of our galaxy the Milky Way.
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Four years on, the JWST is a Christmas gift that keeps on giving

Since its launch on Christmas Day 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope has stunned astronomers and delighted the world.
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Think you're pretty night-sky-smart? Take our stellar quiz to find out

Sink into your chair and prepare your brain for a battle with knowledge. With questions ranging from the Moon to Sirius and celestial gems outside our galaxy, this quiz will stretch the boundaries of your mind. 
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No moon and great timing — just two reasons why this year's Geminid...

Celebrate the end of the year with some fireworks of the celestial kind — this year’s Geminid meteor shower could be the best Australia has seen.
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'Many hands to hold a baby': According to Indian tradition the firs...

New mothers in Australia are expected to be back on their feet quickly after giving birth. But in many ancient cultures, the first weeks are a precious time to recover and bond with the baby.
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Set your alarm clocks. One of the best meteor showers and a lunar e...

This year’s Eta Aquariid meteor shower could be exceptionally good if it doesn’t get washed out by the Moon. The only way to tell is head outside in the early hours to see it.
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Ancient rocks reveal Nullarbor Plain's transition from lush forest ...

Minerals extracted from the dry sands of the Nullarbor Plain reveal when it shifted from a lush forest to the arid landscape we see today, suggests a new study.
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A hybrid solar eclipse will occur this week. What is it and why is ...

Thousands of people are flocking to Exmouth in Western Australia this month hoping to catch a solar eclipse. So what are solar eclipses, and how much will the rest of Australia see?
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Water on the Moon stored in glass beads, Chang'e-5 samples reveal

Glass beads on the surface of the Moon could provide a readily accessible source of water for future missions, an analysis of soil samples from the Chinese Chang’e-5 mission suggests.
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Babies receive essential microbes from their mum even when born via...

Mothers supply essential microbes that seed their baby's microbiome even when children are born via caesarean section, a new study suggests.