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Quantum Computing Could Supercharge Energy Transition
Protecting Basin Wetlands From Climate Change
Securing the future health and resilience of our Basin wetlands
10 Young Indigenous Women Showing Up In STEM In 2026
CSIRO Job Cuts Another Blow For Australia’s Science Capability
From Seabed To Mars: Why Geological Maps Matter
Charting her own course: how Brodie’s curiosity and culture are shaping her STEM story
Searching for ‘sneaky’ spider wasps on the Pilliga Bush Blitz with entomologist Juanita Rodriguez
Walking forward together through science, partnership and action
Australia and Southeast Asia: Turning climate ambition into investment action
Environmental Research Hit By Widespread CSIRO Job Cuts
Science cuts will leave Australians in the dark on climate impacts
Funding to support regional communities impacted by mice plague
CSIRO Job Cuts Statement
If CSIRO cuts climate science jobs, this is what’s at stake for Australia
Nearly everything we use online is owned by big tech. There’s a better way forward
Concern CSIRO job cuts could leave Australia in the dark on climate impacts
CSIRO Cuts Ignored By Labor Cowardice
What You Need To Know About Ebolaviruses
Shaping Australia’s future energy landscape through smarter large-scale solar
Emergency permit gives farmers new hope in fight against mice
Monash University clarifies research into renewable-energy grid integration
Experts appointed to WA Government’s new Privacy and Responsible Information Sharing Advisory Committee
Bringing real‑world STEM to rural and regional classrooms
CSIRO launches new AI infrastructure to help robots and machines learn in real time
Unlocking More Gas For South Australians
Australian Prime Minister Doorstop – Canberra 15 May
The federal budget will keep scientific research alive. But it’s unlikely to expand it
Ancient knowledge and modern science give early warning on plant stress
Marine Innovation Conference
Land released to support innovation and research in Bentley
Commonwealth Budget delivers for Canberra: Homes, cost of living relief and intergenerational fairness at the forefront
Researchers unlock smarter way to recycle plastics
Budget provides tax certainty for farmers despite tough cuts
Announcing 2026-27 May Budget
Mixed Bag Budget For Public Services
Budget That Begins R&D Reform But Adds To Uncertainty
Response To 2026-27 Federal Budget
Budget That Backs Innovation And Investment
Budget to boost productivity and cut regulatory costs by $10 billion
‘A new low’: Greenpeace responds to Woodside’s flawed emissions reduction and renewables modelling
A mass exodus of science and technology workers is underway but it’s not too late
Australian-first Facility To Back Critical Minerals
CSIRO receives additional funding in the 2026-27 Federal Budget
$387 Million Boost For CSIRO
Australian-first Facility To Back Critical Minerals
Science Lighting Way On Australia’s Roads
Copper: The metal connecting Australia’s geology to a net zero world