Author: Inspiring NSW

If you’ve ever watched ants at work or imagined what it might be like inside an ants’ nest, now isContinue Reading

Many people would think that the disciplines of science and art occupy very different parts of our lives. A newContinue Reading

The Science and Engineering Challenge (the Challenge) is a national outreach program that aims to challenge students’ perspectives of science andContinue Reading

Sarah Klistorner has recently joined the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage as a Science Communicator. Inspiring Australia (NSW) caughtContinue Reading

Many people want to reduce their environmental footprint, but making the commitment to do so can be difficult given today’sContinue Reading

The Interactive Technology in Education Conference was recently held at Sydney Opera House in partnership with Australia’s Academic and Research Network (AARNet),Continue Reading

Sustainability is vital to the survival and diversity of biological systems. As our population grows and our cities swell, theContinue Reading

Volunteers have been extra busy on the Far South Coast lately, pulling together a great set of activities for peopleContinue Reading

A new initiative in the Eastern Riverina is gearing up to bring together school students, university students and scientists inContinue Reading

Imagine entering an ant’s nest; controlling workers, protecting queens and foraging for food. The New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM)Continue Reading

How do Australians engage with science? A new survey charts our awareness, interest and engagement with science and technology andContinue Reading

Imagine rural towns where the whole community comes together to celebrate local Indigenous culture, respecting the locally important sites, culturalContinue Reading