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Tropical Cyclone Outlook

Tropical cyclone outlook update: normal

Date: February 15, 2010

Climate and weather organisations across the Pacific are still predicting near normal tropical cyclone activity across the southwest Pacific for the rest of the season through to April. On average, nine tropical cyclones occur in the region each cyclone season (Nov-Apr). Read more about Tropical cyclone outlook update: normal

Antarctic Whale Expedition Returns - ,

The world’s largest, non-lethal whale research expedition has returned from Antarctic waters with a range of new information that will help inform future marine mammal conservation. Read more about Antarctic Whale Expedition Returns

New carnivorous sponge gives its prey the kiss of death - March 09, 2010

A carnivorous sponge with ‘lip-shaped’ spicules has been identified from the dark depths of the ocean. Read more about New carnivorous sponge gives its prey the kiss of death

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