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Moonwalk your way to The Dish

Do you swoon over the Moon? What if we told you that you can get up close and personal with space right here in Australia, in the middle of a ‘sheep paddock' in country NSW?

What kind of country will Australia be in 2060?

A prosperous future is within our grasp. The Australian National Outlook 2019 addresses the question: What kind of country will Australia be in 2060?

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Our scientists doing us proud

Two of our recently appointed Australian Academy of Science Fellows tell us about their work helping to create resilient and valuable environments.

Moonwalking students from the Mallee (and more!)

There are kids moonwalking in the Mallee, and designing a garden for Mars. There are students making robots in Central Australia. All of these students are visited by our superstar STEM volunteers.

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Aussie teens win prizes at the ‘Olympics of Science and Engineering’

Game on! This year, over 1800 students from around the world competed for a share of $5 million USD at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.

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Recapping Pint of Science in 140 characters

From 20-22 May, Pint of Science wanted you to experience science first hand, straight from the horse's mouth. But rather than recounting how much fun it was to hear emerging research over a pint (or two!), why don't we do the same? Let's experience Pint of Science first hand!

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From the lab to your local

Move over karaoke wannabes, trivia die-hards and barfly buzz-killers because science is getting out of the lab and into your local for this years’ Pint of Science festival held on May 20-22.

Science in the fast lane: the latest innovations from our sci-tech accelerator

We know how important it is to get science and research from the lab to you as quickly as possible. That's where our ON accelerator comes in. Here are the next big innovations set to take the world by storm.

How traditional ecological knowledge explains science to school students

Areyonga School may only have 35 students, but they're at the forefront of engaging students by combining traditional Indigenous knowledge with Western science.

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It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s citizen science!

The Australian Birds of Prey in Flight book is a perfect example of the power of community and citizen science in action.

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Ex marks the spot with creepy crawlies

Valentine’s Day – either you love it, or you hate it. This year, some clever organisations have given you a way to let you do just that and name a creepy crawly after your ex.

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Three teens changing the world through STEM

This year’s BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Award finalists have their eyes set on changing the world through medicine, environmental science and engineering.

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