They say the most precious thing one can give is time. National Volunteer Week is about acknowledging those that use theirs to make the world a better place.
Guided by two women in STEM, technology students at a Perth school have used coding to create a device to help the hearing impaired.
Dr Megan Sebben is helping to challenge school kids’ perceptions of what a scientist is and what a career in science can look like.
Science teacher Janet Elliot was recently recognised by the BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Awards for her commitment to teaching.
Mentoring the next generation of STEM professionals in Australia is an important task to ensure we're prepared for the future.
Kids and veggies are not the best of friends. But we've launched a new program that encourages primary school kids to eat more veggies.
Sarah Kummerfeld is genomics researcher and has been working on COVID-19 research. We explore how she got her start as a BHP Awards alumni.
We spoke to five maths professionals to find out mathematics careers can be varied, interesting and help solve the greatest challenges.
High school student Angela Rofail found a solution for the global issue of building sway and collapse using nature inspired design and a crocodile!
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.
We’re showcasing the diversity of exceptional Indigenous-led science and research across our organisation during National Reconciliation Week.
This National Volunteer Week, we're celebrating the wonderful work of our network of teachers and science, technology, engineering and maths volunteers.
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