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Students take on biosecurity quest and agricultural adventure this National Science Week
INSPIRING YOUNG SPARKS: SYDNEY SCIENCE TRAIL 2025
National Science Week shines a light on nature’s hidden language
Inaugural deaf youth science camp an “incredible opportunity”
Go8 statement on managing a sustainable international education sector
Experience Magic Of Discovery At National Science Week
Generous Gift Transforming Oral Health
Iowa State Brings Big Ideas To Iowa State Fair
Thunderstorm asthma; DIY frog saunas; striptease meets ‘dirty’ science; psychedelics; Milky Way collision course?
Swinburne Looks To STaRS For Global Research Talent
First Launch Attempt Of Aussie Made Rocket
STEM Drives Productivity And Needs Seat At Roundtable
Could Coding Robot Be Key To STEM Equity?
Recruitment Drive To Lift Gender Equity In Engineering
Summer research program for teachers brings ISU science to K-12 classrooms
STEM On Track: Local Students Race Into Clean Energy
First Look At New Tech Schools Across Education State
HECS DEBT CUT A WELCOME FIRST STEP, BUT MORE ACTION REQUIRED TO MAKE ACCOUNTING DEGREES AFFORDABLE
Rockwell Automation’s ROKLive 2025 Brings the Connected Enterprise to Life on the Gold Coast
Science & Technology Australia welcomes new members across Policy and Equity, Diversity and Inclusion committees
Carbon neutrality for the life of the planet: RMIT launches research centre for whole life design of carbon-neutral infrastructure
The AFP x Questacon event is back this National Science Week!
STEMeez learning platform receives extra $1.6m to inspire the next generation of STEM stars
Sharna Willie: Leading With Strength, Vision And Legacy
Dive into National Science Week at the Australian National Maritime Museum
New Plan For Australia To Remain Astronomy World-leader
Turbulent research landscape imperils US brain gain − and ultimately American prosperity
Honouring Indigenous Knowledge, Leadership, and Connection This NAIDOC Week
Ararat Rural City Council Launches Expressions of Interest for New Coding Club
New members appointed to be a voice for Western Australia’s youth
Women engineers celebrated as distinguished Ada Lovelace Medal awarded
Tech Wealth Poised to Power Multi-Billion-Dollar Shift in Australian Philanthropy, New Research Reveals
Berowra Library unveils new children’s area and study tables after refurbishment
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

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