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The annual collection now in its tenth year celebrating the finest voices in Australian science writing. Can fish feel pain? Does it matter if a dingo is different from adog? Is there life in a glob of subterranean snot? Science tackles someunexpected questions. At a time when the world is buffeted by the effects of apandemic, climate change and accelerating technology, the fruits of scientificlabour and enquiry have never been more in demand. Who better to navigate usthrough these unprecedented days than Australia's best science writers? Now in its tenth year, this much-lovedanthology selects the most riveting, poignant and entertaining science storiesand essays from Australian writers, poets and scientists. In their expert handssuch ordinary objects as milk and sticky tape become imbued with new meaning,while the furthest reaches of our universe are made more familiar andcomprehensible. With a foreword from Nobel laureate andimmunologist Peter C Doherty, this collection brings fresh perspective to theworld you thought you knew.

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Sara Phillips is an award-winning science writer and editor based in Melbourne, Australia. Currently, she is executive editor for the AsiaPacific region of Nature Research Custom Media. Previously, she worked at the ABC as an environment reporter and editor, and was the editor of G Magazine, a green lifestyle magazine, and deputy editor of Cosmos magazine.

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