The Half-Life of Marie Curie
We're excited to talk about a fascinating new play opening soon at the Ensemble Theatre, about…
Science
Venus Invasion by the USSR
We are all familiar with the Race to Space for the moon landing. But did you…
Feral cats underestimated in killings of reintroduced species
In 2024, the Minister for Environment and Water, Tanya Plibersek, declared that the Federal Government had…
The Quantum Experience – Celebrating the work of EQUS
After more than 14 years of engineering the quantum future, EQUS will conclude at the end of June with a celebration of their scientific achievements. Read More
You’re An Instrument plays at Parramatta Riverside Theatre
You’re An Instrument is a magical, musical science experiment that turns people into instruments. If your…
Space Laws
Most laws surrounding space were written during the cold war, where space agencies were state driven,…
Student discovery of new insects through Citizen Science
Students across Australia are making significant history - not in the lab, but in their own…
How Do Cyclones Get Their Names?
As Australians prepare for the imminent arrival of Cyclone Alfred, you might wonder how cyclones get…
Indigenous scientist merging traditional knowledge with western scienc...
Blending Traditional Knowledge with Western Science. Max Fabila, a Jabirr Jabirr man and Indigenous scientist at…
Asteroid on collision course to Earth! Why the odds of impact keep shi...
A 40-90 m wide ‘city destroyer’ asteroid known as 2024 YR4 is on a collision course…
Revolutionary CSIRO technology searches space for mysteries
An Australian innovation developed by astronomers and engineers at the CSIRO for their ASKAP radio telescope…
Plant Talk with John Siemon
Paint on your green thumbs with us this spring! John Siemon is a Horticultural Scientist and…