Join us for That’s What I Call Science, a radio-podcast show based in Nipaluna/Hobart. Each week, we talk to incredible STEMM researchers, professionals, students, and teachers! In the lead up to National Science Week 2026, we chatted to participants of the Young Tassie Scientists program. Through the program, the YTS crew travel around Lutruwita/Tasmania to share…
Get ready to learn about one of Australia’s most famous and unusual animals, the Tasmanian devil! Known for their loud growls and cheeky behaviour, these animals are both exciting and important. Sadly, Tasmanian devils are in danger because of a serious disease called devil facial tumour disease, which spreads when devils bite each other. In…
Get ready for a day of discovery, creativity, and hands-on fun as Tomerong Public School celebrates National Science Week! Students will explore the wonders of science through exciting experiments, engaging challenges, and interactive activities that spark curiosity and inspire young minds. From amazing discoveries to explosive demonstrations, Science Day is all about asking questions, solving…
Get ready to step into the lab! Our Year 6 students are joining forces with Year 7 mentors for a cross-campus, hands-on science challenge. Together you will act like real-world scientists – running experiments, using cool tech (data loggers) to track data, and show off your results to a captivating audience (school assembly). The teachers…
Rock up and celebrate local Youth stories on the big screen! Stories from the Desert: Barcaldine Youth Community Screening is a fun, inclusive red-carpet event for families, students, teachers and the whole community. Come to Barcaldine Radio Cinema to watch short films made by young people from Barcaldine State School, Aramac State School, Alpha State School…
Rock up and celebrate Charleville stories on the big screen! Stories from the Desert: Charleville Community Screening is a fun, inclusive red-carpet event for families, students, teachers, Elders and the whole community. Come to Charleville State High School for a community screening featuring local workshop films from Charleville State School and Charleville State High School,…
Our school garden will become an exciting outdoor classroom where students will develop their understanding of how to care for plants through hands-on scientific investigations. During this learning experience, students will test the pH of the soil to discover how soil acidity and alkalinity can affect plant health and growth. They will also investigate the…
Celebrating National Science Week and presented in partnership with Now or Never, this discussion takes you underground where vast, interconnected networks quietly sustain life. Delve into the microscopic organisms that shape healthy soils, support food systems, and lock away carbon. Learn more about how threads of fungi and microbes weave intricate relationships between what grows…
Join us at our pop-up science playgroup to celebrate National Science Week! All 0-5 year olds and their families are invited to join ACT Playgroups at Paint & Play for a jam-packed morning of science-based play and activities. Playgroups are informal gatherings where babies, toddlers, preschool-aged children, and their families, come together for fun and…
Join the City of Clarence’s history officer Alan Townsend, geologist John Davidson, and an ecologist, to retrace Charles Darwin’s 1836 exploration of Hobart’s eastern shore, using the young naturalist’s own journal entries as our guide. Nearly two centuries ago, Darwin wandered these same hills and shorelines, collecting specimens, observing the island’s unusual geology and plants, and recording…
