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On the road with Kamahl and Bartholomew J
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On the road with Kamahl and Bartholomew J

Just don’t run over any stray StreetPilots.

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Is El Niño anti-ant?
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Is El Niño anti-ant?

And is your GPS your friend?

Would you like insects with that? This chef hopes you do

Would you like insects with that? This chef hopes you do

New York chef Joseph Yoon says eating insects could not only be good for the planet, but also a culinary delight. Is he right?

  • by Laura Chung
Man charged with smuggling $310,000 worth of butterflies and bugs

Man charged with smuggling $310,000 worth of butterflies and bugs

Butterflies native to Australia – vividly coloured birdwings – are popular with butterfly collectors due to their size and appearance, the indictment says.

  • by Ed Shanahan
Paris is being plagued by bed bugs. What does that mean for Australia?

Paris is being plagued by bed bugs. What does that mean for Australia?

Here’s how to detect and treat a bed bug infestation.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
French PM steps in to squash ‘bedbug crisis’ ahead of Olympic Games

French PM steps in to squash ‘bedbug crisis’ ahead of Olympic Games

The French government has been forced to step in to calm a nation increasingly anxious about the bloodsuckers.

  • by Elaine Ganley
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It’s not just you. A perfect storm of conditions means Sydney is being inundated with flies

It’s not just you. A perfect storm of conditions means Sydney is being inundated with flies

An abundance of nectar and an increase in sweaty people are providing an all-you-can-drink buffet for flies.

  • by Laura Chung
Cute and horny: stink bug with tusks discovered in Western Australia

Cute and horny: stink bug with tusks discovered in Western Australia

This little bug has major fashion sense, evolving stylish appendages to match its chosen habitat and, perhaps, triumph over its competitors in love and war.

  • by Peter Milne and Emma Young
It’s not just you: What are the tiny bugs invading our homes?

It’s not just you: What are the tiny bugs invading our homes?

Sydney’s above average temperatures over March and April could explain why there are so many drain flies around our homes. 

  • by Mary Ward
A nip and tick affair
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A nip and tick affair

Dog days up the coast.

Why nitpicking is not such a lousy idea ... for me
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Why nitpicking is not such a lousy idea ... for me

Head lice are perennial pests for parents, but my regular bouts with the cumbersome critters have given me moments of rare calm.

  • by Antoinette Lattouf