Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
A NASA concept would detect gravitational waves by measuring the tiny coordinated apparent shift they cause in all stars' positions.
Why it mattersA new low-frequency gravitational wave detection method would open a cosmic observing window that no existing instrument can access.
A woman in her 20s fell about five metres at Illawarra Escarpment. A helicopter paramedic rescued her.
Why it mattersCliff rescues are difficult. They need special equipment and trained paramedics. Rescuers must safely get injured people out of dangerous terrain.
A 70-year-old woman waited nearly three hours. Emergency staff argued over who should treat her. A NSW coroner made this finding.
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