Join an engaging and educational event, “Science Explorers” at SKCC. This event aims to inspire young minds, foster a passion for science, and encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills among children aged 5-12 years. This is a facilitated science event run by passionate trainers, which includes: Interactive exhibits & demonstrations covering various scientific disciplines, including…
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Ghost Trees at the NFSA
Immerse yourself in the endangered Rushworth Forest on the lands of the Ngurai-illam Wurrung people in Victoria: soar through the canopy, tunnel underground and gaze up at ancient tree trunks recreated from real-world environmental data in this mesmerising, surround-sound audiovisual experience. Bringing together science, data and audiovisual art, Ghost Trees offers a new way to connect to nature and…
AFP Takes Over Questacon
Join the Australian Federal Police at Questacon this National Science Week. Families, kids and adults alike will be able to team up with AFP Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) experts, who’ll provide an insight into what it’s like to work as a forensic or STEM expert with the AFP. Learn how to match fingerprints,…
Science in the Tap Room
Learn about the science behind brewing and distillation with some of FNQ’s premier regional producers. Enjoy an evening of trivia, laughs and the science behind your favourite tipple. Speakers include Rob Callin (Macalisters re beer) & Doug Thorpe (Narrow Tracks Distillery re rum), & Sam Kennis (Wolf Lane Distillery re rum).
Toowoomba North Provincial Cluster Schools Bioblitz
Invited student leaders from Toowoomba North Provincial Cluster are attending Highfield State Secondary College and local ecosystem ‘Charles and Motee Rogers Bushland Reserve’ to engage in environmentally focussed activities within school grounds and Toowoomba Regional Council Park, utilising a drone with thermal imaging to survey fauna within, learn about careers and safety of drones. Students…
Australia and the Antarctic Treaty
For over sixty years, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean have been governed and protected by the Antarctic Treaty System. Established in a time of heightened geopolitical tension and strong national interests, its key principles include the peaceful use of Antarctica, a ban on military activities, and a focus on scientific research. Australia has historically played…
Adelaide Repair Cafe visits the Adelaide City Library
Do you enjoy fixing, mending, tinkering, or repairing things? The Repair Cafe is a welcoming space designed to help the community learn skills to repair and mend broken or damaged items, save money by reusing or repurposing and reduce your waste and gain a skill. Come along and help build a resilient community in these…
Ink Station
Students at Frankston High School will look at the impact of man-made dyes and inks have on our waterways and the species that live in them. They will create natural inks from dehydrated petals and waste materials as a solution to this problem and create a fabric swatch with their natural ink.
Biosphere Brainiacs
Biosphere Brainiacs is an online quiz that anyone can enter. Answer 20 questions to test your knowledge about the Fitzgerald Biosphere and biospheres in general. Participants will then write a short story about their highlight of the Biosphere. This could be a particular plant, animal, geological feature, or anything that is special to the participant….
The GiST Launch the STEMOSPHERE
Launching this Science Week, The GiST proudly presents the STEMOSPHERE, a dynamic and interactive STEM careers map designed to spark curiosity and inspire students. From mechatronics engineers and food scientists to data analysts and electricians, the STEMOSPHERE introduces students to the wonderful world of STEM careers, revealing a multitude of exciting possibilities. The STEMOSPHERE features:…