Ella LAYNEY

Ella LAYNEY

Member since May 2026  ·  Brisbane, Australia
Ella Layney is an Australian writer with a fascination for the strange, surprising and quietly important stories shaping everyday life. When she's not writing, which is pretty much all the time, she's taking way too many photos of her dog.
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events The day London accidentally flooded with beer 27 reads science Imagine a tattoo that changed colour when something was wrong 3 reads science Scientists: Chronic loneliness as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day 43 reads science The farm of the future may not have any animals 31 reads science Imagine a medicine made just for YOU 14 reads science Do you always choose the slowest supermarket queue? Here's the science behind why 6 reads science One selfie could estimate your biological age, scientists say 39 reads science Your next house could be printed in 24 hours? 19 reads science Why do we get songs stuck in our heads? 19 reads science Astronauts can grow up to 5 cm taller in space. Here's why. 15 reads science Will your next medical scan involve swallowing a tiny camera? 28 reads science Why your phone battery dies faster in winter, and what to do about it 7 reads science Why do people speed up when you try to overtake them? 61 reads science Betelgeuse: Astronomers just solved a century-old mystery 8 reads science Can forests reduce your cancer risk? Science says yes. 4 reads science Why do we only see adult pigeons? Am I right? 120 reads science A 245-million-year-old fossil with its stomach intact has been found. Here’s what we know. 93 reads science The doorway effect: Why your brain forgets why you walked into a room 44 reads science Do you dislike someone you used to like? New brain research explains why. 114 reads science Is Wi-Fi secretly mapping you? Err, yes, it is. 108 reads science Right-handed? Here is why. Lefties? You were fighters. 5 reads science When the queen disappears, the females declare war 5 reads news Aussies: Free electricity is real, but there’s a catch 19 reads science Are you a woman or Uni graduate? AI might be eyeing your job 10 reads other Aussies, some of these millions could belong to you (check in minutes) 8 reads science Lasers reveal lost Amazon civilisation of three million people 8 reads science Swooping season: Magpies have a file on you. Here's what's inside it. 6 reads news Think Coles or Woolies is ripping you off? New law helps you report them 5 reads science Winter is the Ultimate Time for Family Stargazing (and seeing the ACTUAL Subaru logo in the sky) 14 reads lifestyle The easiest “almost” sourdough recipe (that doesn’t require a starter kit) 9 reads science The worst plastic polluter is in your house right now, and it’s not what you think 11 reads science The future of clothing: Garments that think, heal, and may barely need washing 7 reads science How a hidden underground fungus is fighting climate change 11 reads science How medical tech could detect sickness before you even feel it 4 reads science Use AI? Do these brain training exercises to stave off digital dementia 18 reads science If you love wild birds PLEASE be careful what you feed them 8 reads lifestyle The Amazing Tricks of Future Smart Homes 7 reads science New Species of Shark Discovered in Queensland 5 reads lifestyle Trapped Aussies: Kids on one side, ageing parents on the other 10 reads science If AI took over, what would it look like? 7 reads lifestyle Hooked on algorithms: We are losing the ability to handle stress 13 reads news The shelf life of university degrees is shorter than ever 9 reads science AI is causing synaptic pruning in our brains, and it’s a concern. 28 reads lifestyle I’m outta here! Aussies obsessed with astrotourism 11 reads lifestyle The future of workspaces will blow your mind 15 reads lifestyle Unthinkable choice: Pay your bills or keep your pet 8 reads science Handheld AI tools helping to catch skin cancer instantly 17 reads lifestyle Lookout, the retirees are coming: Rise of intentional outdoor living 16 reads science Australian scientists are vaccinating tadpoles 15 reads