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In the early 1980s, poaching wiped out all wildlife in this Ugandan reserve, now 12 giraffes are being brought back to save them from oil drilling
TOI World Desk — timesofindia.indiatimes.com


Tourism: Nwoya leaders call for faster fencing of Murchison Falls park
Jackson Kitara — newvision.co.ug


Giraffes given a new home in Uganda to escape oil drilling in the country’s largest park
AP — arabnews.com


Giraffes given a new home in Uganda to escape oil drilling in the country's largest park
Associated Press — manilatimes.net


PLC Resources lights up giant new WA gold hunting ground in Murchison
Andrew Todd — brisbanetimes.com.au


In June 2026, astronomers using the Murchison Widefield Array in remote Western Australia announced the discovery of PSR J0125−5854, a millisecond pulsar locked in an unusually wide 833-day orbit with what appears to be a burned-out helium white dwarf, the first such object the low-frequency radio array has ever uncovered
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


On 28 September 1969, a fireball broke apart over a small Victorian farming town called Murchison and scattered black, carbon-rich rocks across the paddocks — and those rocks turned out to contain grains of stardust formed 7 billion years ago, older than the Sun, older than Earth, and the oldest solid material any human has ever held
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


King River moves to wake sleeping WA Murchison goldfield
Doug Bright — brisbanetimes.com.au


In September 1969, a 100-kilogram space rock exploded in the sky above Murchison, Australia — and 50 years later, scientists analyzing dust grains buried inside the meteorite found particles between 5 and 7 billion years old, formed in the dying outer layers of stars that lived and died long before our Sun was born, in what remains the oldest solid material ever identified on the surface of the Earth
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com


The oldest solid material ever found on Earth didn't come from Earth at all — it was locked inside a meteorite that landed near Murchison, Victoria in 1969, and the stardust grains inside formed roughly 7 billion years ago, before the Sun existed.
Space Daily Editorial Team — spacedaily.com

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