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national science week 2026

Australia’s biggest science celebration

aUGUST 15 – 23, 2026

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More than 3 million people participated in 2,500+ registered events and activities during National Science Week 2025. It’s one of the world’s oldest and largest community science festivals. What’s National Science Week all about? Read our 2025 case studies, or visit the official website at www.scienceweek.net.au.

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Each year, we read thousands of event descriptions so you don’t have to! We scour event registrations for the best stories, photo ops and talent. Media releases and story roundups are posted below.

Subscribe to our dedicated media bulletin for stories and interview opportunities in 2026. You can also reach out to state coordinators, and learn more about National Science Week on the official website.

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National Science Week Stories

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A farm under Sydney; orchids ‘liked’ to death; and sea cucumbers save Groote Eylandt – Science Week is coming

17 July, 2026
The national festival that reaches more than 3 million people through more than 2,500 events is back from 15 to 23 August. There will be stories for every round including food, arts and books, future of farming, sport, disabilities, education, and science. More than 1,300 events and activities have registered already at ScienceWeek.net.au/events. Look for…
READ MORE -> A farm under Sydney; orchids ‘liked’ to death; and sea cucumbers save Groote Eylandt – Science Week is coming

Planes, brains, and underground farms: a preview of National Science Week 2026

5 May, 2026
An Airshow over the beach Striptease geology Brains and brawn as rugby sports psychology meets VR 60 years of medical research, in a caravan Sydney’s underground farm We’ll be offering stories for every round including environment, food and wine, Indigenous, The Arts, health, technology, farming, lifestyle, education, disability, entertainment, and business. These are some of…
READ MORE -> Planes, brains, and underground farms: a preview of National Science Week 2026

Science films; engineering experiences; painting the Universe

27 April, 2026
28 grants were awarded by the Australian Government through the Inspiring Australia program for events for National Science Week 2026. The following events and activities will be held in multiple locations around Australia. SCINEMA International Science Film Festival Grant recipient: Cris Kennedy SCINEMA International Film Festival 2026 will bring a showcase of science features, shorts,…
READ MORE -> Science films; engineering experiences; painting the Universe

Sports psychology, underground farms, astro-poetry: 2026 National Science Week preview

8 April, 2026
Get ready for the festival that reaches more than 3 million people via 2,500 events. National Science Week returns from 15 to 23 August with stories for every round including entertainment, business, environment, food and wine, Indigenous media, the Arts, health, technology, farming and agriculture, lifestyle, education, and disability media. Talk to us now for…
READ MORE -> Sports psychology, underground farms, astro-poetry: 2026 National Science Week preview

Geological cabaret; Trekkies in space; balloon veggies; blooming brilliance

9 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Canberra More on these highlights below. National Science Week in the Australian Capital Territory is coordinated by Inspiring the ACT. Visit their website: inspiringtheact.org.au. National Science Week in ACT: highlights Striptease meets ‘dirty’ science – Canberra Canberran researcher Dr Karina Judd presents a smart, sexy, adults-only exploration of geological and earth…
READ MORE -> Geological cabaret; Trekkies in space; balloon veggies; blooming brilliance

Canberra’s platypus and rakali; balloons get kids eating veggies

27 April, 2026
Here are the Australian Capital Territory-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in the Australian Capital Territory is coordinated by Inspiring the ACT. Visit their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/inspiringtheact/. For general National…
READ MORE -> Canberra’s platypus and rakali; balloons get kids eating veggies

Sydney’s secret underground farm; Hollywood anatomy; turtle tech; dementia breakthroughs.

13 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Sydney More on each of these below. National Science Week in New South Wales is coordinated by Inspiring NSW. Visit their website: inspiringnsw.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. National Science Week in Sydney: highlights A food farm under the CBD – Barangaroo Sydney’s CBD has…
READ MORE -> Sydney’s secret underground farm; Hollywood anatomy; turtle tech; dementia breakthroughs.

Regional NSW: Koala detectives; science at sea; solar racers; wildflower wonders.

13 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around regional NSW More on these highlights below. National Science Week in New South Wales is coordinated by Inspiring NSW. Visit their website: inspiringnsw.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. National Science Week in Regional NSW: highlights Could you spot a koala? – They need you –…
READ MORE -> Regional NSW: Koala detectives; science at sea; solar racers; wildflower wonders.

Secret underground food farm; tech saving animals; Poo Palace digestive jumping castle

27 April, 2026
Here are the New South Wales-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in New South Wales is coordinated by Inspiring NSW. Visit their website: inspiringnsw.org.au. For general National Science Week media…
READ MORE -> Secret underground food farm; tech saving animals; Poo Palace digestive jumping castle

Beer science; wildflower power; and a sea cucumber future for Groote Eylandt

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Northern Territory: More on these highlights below, with MORE TO COME. National Science Week in the Northern Territory is coordinated by Inspired NT. Visit their website: inspirednt.net. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Why won’t your beer hold its head? – Winnellie Making or breaking the…
READ MORE -> Beer science; wildflower power; and a sea cucumber future for Groote Eylandt

Poetry meets astronomy; global warming meets human health

27 April, 2026
Here are the Northern Territory-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in the Northern Territory is coordinated by Inspired NT. Visit their website: inspirednt.net. For general National Science Week media enquiries,…
READ MORE -> Poetry meets astronomy; global warming meets human health

Planetarium pop-rock concert; super-fast planes; Aussie Moon rover; and a VR tour of rugby players’ brains

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Queensland: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Queensland is coordinated by Inspiring Australia Queensland. Visit their website: inspiringqld.com.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Building Australia’s Moon rover and other Queensland innovation stories – Hamilton Microplastics researcher Dr Cassandra Rauert and the robotics…
READ MORE -> Planetarium pop-rock concert; super-fast planes; Aussie Moon rover; and a VR tour of rugby players’ brains

Rugby sport psychology meets VR; aerospace innovation

27 April, 2026
Here are the Queensland-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in Queensland is coordinated by Inspiring Australia Queensland. Visit their website: inspiringqld.com.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au….
READ MORE -> Rugby sport psychology meets VR; aerospace innovation

Ocean love and fear; smartphone astrophotography; bubble science; and a little fish on the big screen

16 July, 2026
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. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Robot challenges, Aussie wildlife, and Nitro Nat at Science Alive! – Wayville These are just some of…
READ MORE -> Ocean love and fear; smartphone astrophotography; bubble science; and a little fish on the big screen

AI, ethics and creativity; a small cartoon fish gets big screen debut

27 April, 2026
Here are the South Australia-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in South Australia is coordinated by Inspiring South Australia. Visit their website: inspiringsa.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries,…
READ MORE -> AI, ethics and creativity; a small cartoon fish gets big screen debut

Psychedelics; beer science; The Clitoral Chronicles; Aussie flower power

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories aroundTassie: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Tasmania is coordinated by Inspiring Tasmania. Visit their website: inspiringtas.org.au . For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au . Psychedelics reshaping mental health care – Hobart How medical mushrooms, LSD, MDMA and other once-taboo substances are reshaping mental…
READ MORE -> Psychedelics; beer science; The Clitoral Chronicles; Aussie flower power

Beaker Street Festival; cosmic art/science in unexpected places

27 April, 2026
Here are the Tasmania-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in Tasmania is coordinated by Inspiring Tasmania. Visit their website: inspiringtas.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au ….
READ MORE -> Beaker Street Festival; cosmic art/science in unexpected places

Champagne science; the art of adaptation; quantum physics in a graphic novel

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Victoria: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Victoria is coordinated by Inspiring Victoria. Visit their website: www.rsv.org.au/inspiring-victoria. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Quantum physics and life collide in The Friendship Paradox – Brunswick East In The Friendship Paradox(Allen & Unwin 2026) scientist-turned-artist…
READ MORE -> Champagne science; the art of adaptation; quantum physics in a graphic novel

Flying fox art connecting creativity with environmental action; how technology is changing healthcare

27 April, 2026
Here are the Victoria-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in Victoria is coordinated by Inspiring Victoria. Visit their website: www.rsv.org.au/inspiring-victoria. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Remnant…
READ MORE -> Flying fox art connecting creativity with environmental action; how technology is changing healthcare

Orchids ‘liked’ to death; garden labs; 60 years of health research in a vintage caravan

17 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Western Australia: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Western Australia is coordinated by Inspiring Western Australia. Visit their website: inspiringwa.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. The fleet of caravans that transformed chronic disease – Busselton In 1966 a small fleet of caravans…
READ MORE -> Orchids ‘liked’ to death; garden labs; 60 years of health research in a vintage caravan

A 60-year population health study in a vintage caravan; science festival in Broome; meet Perth’s astrophysicists, animal experts, and more

27 April, 2026
Here are the Western Australia-based events and activities that were awarded grants from the Australian Government for National Science Week 2026 through the Inspiring Australia program. More on each of these below. National Science Week in Western Australia is coordinated by Inspiring Western Australia. Visit their website: inspiringwa.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries,…
READ MORE -> A 60-year population health study in a vintage caravan; science festival in Broome; meet Perth’s astrophysicists, animal experts, and more

A farm under Sydney; orchids ‘liked’ to death; and sea cucumbers save Groote Eylandt – Science Week is coming

17 July, 2026
The national festival that reaches more than 3 million people through more than 2,500 events is back from 15 to 23 August. There will be stories for every round including food, arts and books, future of farming, sport, disabilities, education, and science. More than 1,300 events and activities have registered already at ScienceWeek.net.au/events. Look for…
READ MORE -> A farm under Sydney; orchids ‘liked’ to death; and sea cucumbers save Groote Eylandt – Science Week is coming

Orchids ‘liked’ to death; garden labs; 60 years of health research in a vintage caravan

17 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Western Australia: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Western Australia is coordinated by Inspiring Western Australia. Visit their website: inspiringwa.org.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. The fleet of caravans that transformed chronic disease – Busselton In 1966 a small fleet of caravans…
READ MORE -> Orchids ‘liked’ to death; garden labs; 60 years of health research in a vintage caravan

Champagne science; the art of adaptation; quantum physics in a graphic novel

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Victoria: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Victoria is coordinated by Inspiring Victoria. Visit their website: www.rsv.org.au/inspiring-victoria. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Quantum physics and life collide in The Friendship Paradox – Brunswick East In The Friendship Paradox(Allen & Unwin 2026) scientist-turned-artist…
READ MORE -> Champagne science; the art of adaptation; quantum physics in a graphic novel

Psychedelics; beer science; The Clitoral Chronicles; Aussie flower power

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories aroundTassie: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Tasmania is coordinated by Inspiring Tasmania. Visit their website: inspiringtas.org.au . For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au . Psychedelics reshaping mental health care – Hobart How medical mushrooms, LSD, MDMA and other once-taboo substances are reshaping mental…
READ MORE -> Psychedelics; beer science; The Clitoral Chronicles; Aussie flower power

Ocean love and fear; smartphone astrophotography; bubble science; and a little fish on the big screen

16 July, 2026
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. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Robot challenges, Aussie wildlife, and Nitro Nat at Science Alive! – Wayville These are just some of…
READ MORE -> Ocean love and fear; smartphone astrophotography; bubble science; and a little fish on the big screen

Planetarium pop-rock concert; super-fast planes; Aussie Moon rover; and a VR tour of rugby players’ brains

16 July, 2026
Dozens of Science Week stories around Queensland: More on these highlights below. National Science Week in Queensland is coordinated by Inspiring Australia Queensland. Visit their website: inspiringqld.com.au. For general National Science Week media enquiries, contact scienceweek@scienceinpublic.com.au. Building Australia’s Moon rover and other Queensland innovation stories – Hamilton Microplastics researcher Dr Cassandra Rauert and the robotics…
READ MORE -> Planetarium pop-rock concert; super-fast planes; Aussie Moon rover; and a VR tour of rugby players’ brains

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