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Celebrating 30 years of waterwise learning in WA schools
Resources sector locks in commitment to DigiTech in WA schools
ACT Budget 2025-26: Supporting Women’s Wellbeing Safety and Economic Opportunity
Fresh Start For Gold Coast In 2025-26 Budget
Lighting Way For Women In Engineering
City placements launched to promote Young Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Pilbara housing and infrastructure a key focus of 2025-26 State Budget
Women Forge Path To Future In STEM
State Government commits to continue funding for non-government schools
Significant Growth For SACE International
Budget delivers infrastructure, major services for the South West
Is Mars really red? A physicist explains the planet’s reddish hue and why it looks different to some telescopes
Inspiring Next Generation Of Technology Trailblazers At Amazon Girls’ Tech Day In Melbourne
Two new categories as Premier’s Science Awards applications open
Government Backs Top AI Talent Scholarships
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths teachers take centre stage
Colonialism 2.0: Now we’re exporting it to space
New Sydney Ferry Honours Astronomer Ruby Payne-Scott
Major redevelopment of Questacon’s beloved Mini Q gallery
One year ago, Australia scrapped a key equity in STEM program. Where are we now?
AI Innovator and community champion wins GMHBA Women in Technology and Finance grant
STEM trailblazers join University Council
Congratulations To STA President Sharath Sriram
New Chief Scientist Of Western Australia Appointed
OECD revitalises and strengthens its longstanding partnership with Latin America and the Caribbean
Queensland Virtual Academy launches with beaming potential 
Raining one week, dusty the next – how did a dust storm make it all the way to rainy Sydney?
Global automation and robotics leader opens proof of concept centre at Western Sydney University
ACU Deepens Partnerships In Vietnam
Supporting more tamariki Māori to flourish
How Gender Study Could Help NT Reach Its Budget Goals
Lifecycle of a research grant – behind the scenes of the system that funds science
WHISE responds: Victorian Budget shows commitment to women’s health despite financial constraints
Questacon Celebrates 13 Million Visitors
Real Help With Cost Of Living For Regional Victorians
Trial Aims To Help Cool Endometriosis Pain
Backing Students Learning Beyond Classroom
Statement On Ministerial Appointment
Engineers Australia congratulates the new Albanese Ministry and looks forward to working with the new Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science
What to do about a critical shortage of teachers? Helping solve a wicked maths problem
Supervising For Success
Riverside Theatres raises the curtain on 2025 education program
15 local groups benefit from City’s Community Grants Program
Congratulations Labor – now let’s build an Australia powered by Australian ideas
Schneider Electric kicks off the year with significant sustainability milestones
Bite-sized brilliance: LAPP-sponsored student mimics shark skin to cut drag on heavy vehicles
Bath bombs, bio labs turn teens on to engineering at outreach event
Afterschool programs in Jefferson Co. yield ‘tremendous results’

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