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Josh is a Wajarri Yamatji man from the south west of Western Australia

Indigenous STEM Awards winner role model for next generation

Hear from one of our Indigenous STEM Awards winners, Josh Loyd on the value of Indigenous thought in STEM careers and encouraging the next generation.

RV Investigator probe reveals Bass Strait shipwreck after ‘chance encounter’

Scientists on RV Investigator, while scanning the bottom of Bass Strait in a "lawn-mowing" operation, have discovered an 1890 shipwreck and uncovered more than they expected.

Love science? Join us in Canberra and be a part of history with Cassini’s end of mission celebration

Cassini's 20 year voyage is coming to a scheduled end on Saturn this September and we want you to come along and join us to celebrate!

‘Hairy stars’ may be roaming our galaxy

Looking at the radio emissions from distant quasars, which appear to twinkle, researchers from Many Astrophyics have found what they think might be the answer: hairy stars.

Christmas gift and book ideas for the sci-curious

Our social media staff compiled a list of science-themed books and gifts from Etsy and elsewhere.

The science to being crowned king of the crackers

Our researchers used science to determine the technique most likely to win you the Christmas cracker's internal goodies.

Electric cars: ugly as charged?

It is an odd thing, but whenever a new electric car or a ‘car of the future’ is unveiled it […]

Front cover of the CSIRO's Biodiversity Book

From critters to creeks – everything you need to know about our sunburnt country

Whether it’s bagging a barramundi, eye-balling an emu, or sitting under a snow gum, Australians love getting out amongst nature, […]

Fiona with Veronica

Bush food, people, country and all things

By Andrea Wild  The Arrente people are the traditional owners of a vast expanse of land that surrounds Alice Springs, […]

Soaking up the sun’s rays

Ever dreamt of charging your phone on the fly? Or thought about how the plants outside your house could power […]

Why we ♥ science

As many spend big this Valentine’s Day on roses, chocolates and novelty balloons – $791.4 million is expected to be spent […]

Gamifying education to boost science skills

Education has come a long way since the ‘chalk and talk’ classes of the 90s. Back then the most exciting […]

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