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Partnerships with regional community groups announced 4 May
TronicBoards: Making STEM accessible for people with intellectual disabilities
More infrastructure to provide state of art health services for Coffs Harbour
UN Women statement for International Girls in ICT Day 2022: Access and Safety
New hubs catalyst for regional science and innovation
Flying scientists take off
‘Ammons & Falls’ highlights poet’s ties to Ithaca landscape
$50 million to help secure critical mineral supply chains in WA
2022 Federal Election Priorities
QUT Centre of Materials Science focus in special journal issue
University of Toronto ranked first in Canada across all five categories
Women lead way in Navy engineering
Greater representation of women in public spaces takes another step forward
Engineers Australia CEO receives prestigious Women in Industry award
STEM Women goes global
Inspiring Pasifika youth to next gen careers
Learned Academies to supercharge Australia’s global science and technology profile with $18.2 million government investment
$39.1 million invested to build Alkimos College Stage 2
Boeing Celebrates 1 Million DreamLearners Participants
Leadership program strengthens Defence STEM workforce
Robotics key factor in career choice
Prime Minister – Transcript – Press Conference – Clayton, VIC
Monash awarded $23M federal funding as part of $71M Australian Precision Medicine Enterprise project
Education big winner from India trade deal
Australia-India research collaboration set to reap rewards from historic trade deal with India
Supporting women to excel in STEM
New trade agreement boost to economy and bilateral ties with India
Historic trade deal with India
National Youth Science Forum Breakfast
WA Government awards $172,500 in grants to local defence researchers
Launching Tasmanian businesses into space
$2 million in grants to give young Australians STEM opportunities
2022 Federal Budget: Science commercialisation funds welcome, discovery dollars needed next
Australia’s first national space mission central to Budget 2022-23
Innovative STEM program takes off for 2022
New science facilities officially opened at Greenwood College
Recipients Announced For Student Enrichment Programs
CSIRO program sees students harness coding to solve musical challenge
Tackling lack of diversity in energy research
Minister congratulates Rockhampton’s highest achieving Year 12 graduates
Minister congratulates Sunshine Coast’s highest achieving Year 12 graduates
UNSW scientist selected to attend prestigious Nobel summit
Report finds early education critical as alarm sounds over lack of women in engineering
Eleven young researchers heading to Lindau Nobel Laureates meeting
Carbon-coated nickel enables fuel cell free of precious metals
Multicultural Understanding through Art final presentations inspired by questions and dialogues
Nourishment for curious minds
Upgraded Como Secondary College canteen officially opened