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Position vacant – STEM Engagement Officer
Students work with contractor on new northern artificial reef project
Why Young STEM Researchers Are Calling For Paid Family Leave
Impact of COVID-19 widens gender equity gap
Microsoft establishes new digital alliance with state of Texas to expand education and skilling opportunities
Science on show at Harvey Primary School
Austrade regional market update on impact of COVID-19 21 October
Innovation to STEM from more women onboard
With a passion for STEM, University recipients of Schulich Leader Scholarships are flying high
It’s in national interest to fund research
Milestone Moment: Mastercard’s Girls4Tech Reaches 1 Million Girls in 30 Countries
SA’s space school begins multi-million dollar upgrade
Physicist MP To Champion State’s STEM Education
NSF renews Rice-based NEWT Center for water treatment
Future of Work Partnership
Grants fund community-engaged learning curricula
Tufts University to add new online Master’s in Data Science and Post Baccalaureate in Computer Science
COVID computer skills used to give students a tuition boost
2020-21 Federal Budget Analysis
Engineers Australia calls for action ahead of Queensland election
NTEU maintains right to COVID-safe protest against uni funding cuts and fee hikes
Molecular microbiologist wins Georgina Sweet award
Education Services Australia launches new guide to create inclusive STEM classrooms
Milestone Moment: Girls4Tech Reaches 1 Million Girls in 30 Countries
Making most of Job-ready graduates
A Budget to support and protect Australia’s young people
Milestone Moment: Girls4Tech Reaches 1 Million Girls in 30 Countries
WA’s resources sector helps State’s economy recover from COVID-19
Recovery Budget delivers relief for Pilbara families and drives economic activity
A rapid review key to avert setbacks for STEM
Manufacturing industry set to leverage Budget spend to create jobs of the future
Research revival a step towards STEM-smart recovery
Budget 2020-21: Investing in Education and Research
New Careers And Pathways For Regional Students
Challenge overcomes unprecedented times to lead nation
Researchers take places as Eureka finalists
Morrison’s manufacturing plan a thin cover for a trickle-down agenda
Strong collaboration between scientists and manufacturing industry key to our economic recovery
Nominations open for Kingston’s Woman of Year Award
UWA scientists recognised in Premier’s Science Awards
WA’s leading scientists recognised in Premier’s Science Awards
Swinburne University of Technology Learning and adapting in a changing world
Eleven Eureka Prize finalists
Indigenous science celebrated in CSIRO finalists for Eureka Prizes
QUT bioengineer a Eureka Prize finalist
Union: Macquarie Uni Course Cuts Will Cause Long-Term Damage
New report and book set agenda for music education’s future
Winners announced for 2020 Queensland Women in STEM awards