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National Science Week 2025 is on from 9 to 17 August.
3.4 million people participated in 1983 registered events and activities for National Science Week 2024 – the largest number of participants in the festival’s history.
Media releases will be posted here as the 2025 program unfolds.
Media contacts: Shelley Thomas, shelley@scienceinpublic.com.au or 0416 377 444; or Tanya Ha, tanya@scienceinpublic.com.au or 0404 083 863.
You can also get in touch with the state coordinators, sign up for the National Science Week newsletter for news of grant rounds and other information, or visit the Science Week website www.scienceweek.net.au
Images are available here:
Karri, tea tree, river red gum… nationwide project to crown Australia’s most loved species. The poll opens on Monday 1 August. The list will be cut to the top 20 on Friday 12 August, then 10 …
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Images available for media use. Blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon) — a long-lived wattle with cream ball-shaped flowers. Native to eastern states and SA, it's now also found in WA, often as a feature …
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This year’s festival runs 13 to 21 August, with thousands of events around Australia. Entertainment, business, environment, food and wine, Indigenous media, the arts, health, technology, farming …
Congratulations to the 35 recipients of National Science Week grants for 2022. Minister for Science and Technology The Hon Melissa Price MP said “Science plays a huge part in our daily life, even …
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Media release from the Hon Melissa Price MP, Minister for Science and Technology A quantum technology road trip, robotics competitions and an inflatable digestive system ‘poo palace’ are just …
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12,000 Powerful, Barking, Boobook, Barn, and Masked owl calls found so far Download sample audio here. Images available here. Video available here.Meet the owls here.More …
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