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    QLD: FarmBots; 3D printed meds; and ‘accessible’ dinosaurs

    9 August, 202410 August, 2024

    Science Week stories abound across Queensland More on each of the highlights below. National Science Week in Queensland is coordinated by Inspiring Australia Queensland. Visit their website: www.inspiringqld.com.au

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    VIC: Scifi art, genetics and the law, the future of the Otways

    8 August, 202414 August, 2024

    National Science Week in VIC Dozens of Science Week stories around the state More on each of the highlights below. National Science Week in Victoria is coordinated by Inspiring Victoria. Visit their website: inspiringvictoria.org.au.

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    Decoding the ‘school-aged brain’; counting koalas; science careers in government; and inflatable DNA

    7 August, 20247 August, 2024

    National Science Week Education stories up for grabs now around Australia More on these below and visit ScienceWeek.net.au/events to find more stories in your area.

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    WA: Black holes, bug blitz, beer science, and Matt the Feral Cat

    5 August, 20249 August, 2024

    Dozens of Science Week stories around Western Australia More on each of the highlights below. National Science Week in Western Australia is coordinated by Inspiring Western Australia. Visit their website: inspiringwa.org.au.

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    Australians need to be kept in the dark

    31 July, 202431 July, 2024

    Tell us if you can see the Milky Way. Help us bring back the dark night sky. Media contacts: Shelley Thomas, shelley@scienceinpublic.com.au or 0416 377 444; or Tanya Ha, tanya@scienceinpublic.com.au or 0404 083 863. Participate at: www.abc.net.au/nightsky from 31 July. Images for media use. Humanity grew up seeing the Milky Way: feeling a sense of…

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    Martian garden; adult ADHD; dark matter on the move; exploding elephant toothpaste; and your brain on AI

    30 July, 20247 August, 2024

    National Science Week is coming up in August. There are hundreds of stories, events, and interesting people to interview. Here are some early highlights from around Australia: National Science Week is one of Australia’s largest festivals and was first held in 1997. Last year about 2.7 million people participated in 1,862 events and activities. It is…

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    Creativity in space; sci-fi inspired art; and art bringing extinct animals back to life

    30 July, 202430 July, 2024

    Great National Science Week Arts stories up for grabs now around Australia Performance art in zero gravity; habitat beyond Earth; and what is a space environmentalist? – Sydney Science Festival goes off planet More on these below and visit ScienceWeek.net.au/events to find more stories in your area.

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    NSW: Indigenous astronomy; T.rex autopsy; AI at the Opera House; and a giant inflatable Poo Palace

    19 July, 202414 August, 2024

    Dozens of Science Week stories around New South Wales More on these highlights below. National Science Week in New South Wales is coordinated by Inspiring NSW. Visit their website: inspiringnsw.org.au. Looking for life in space: NSW launch today at 8:30am at WSU Observatory National Science Week in NSW will be officially launched at the Campbelltown…

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    SA: Giant marsupials; plants in space; Nitro Nat; lab in a library; and a butterfly-ant relationship

    19 July, 20249 August, 2024

    Dozens of Science Week stories around South Australia More on these highlights below. National Science Week in South Australia is coordinated by Inspiring South Australia. Visit their website: inspiringsa.org.au.

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    NT: NASA’s space dunny; Deadly conservation; spotting shorebirds; and a 9-metre whale puppet

    19 July, 20249 August, 2024

    National Science Week starts today, with stories around Northern Territory More on these highlights below. National Science Week in the Northern Territory is coordinated by Inspired NT. Visit their website: inspirednt.net.

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