To feed or not to feed?
When it comes to wild birds, ‘to feed or not to feed’ is an enduring urban ethical dilemma. While manyContinue Reading
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Sonic Boom
Little Scientists, a not-for-profit professional development program offering STEM workshops for early childhood educators and teachers, invited delegates across AustraliaContinue Reading
Taking research to market
How can science and technology researchers get their business off the ground? Increasingly academics are founding global businesses from theirContinue Reading
Science week a success
Thanks to all those who participated in National Science Week this year, a huge success with over 500 events presentedContinue Reading
Find your science and technology Spark
The 2019 Spark program is now live, with over 100 opportunities across New South Wales to discover the world ofContinue Reading
2019 Eureka Prize Winners
The winners of the 2019 Australian Eureka Prizes were announced in Sydney on 28 August, with the National Indigenous ScienceContinue Reading
Forensics and nursing in Springwood
Science at the Local returns to Springwood Sports Club with two free science talks on nursing and forensic science onContinue Reading
The Big Anxiety
The Big Anxiety Festival runs from 27 September to the 9 November and seeks to cultivate empathy in place ofContinue Reading
The HIVE
Maridulu Budyari Gumal is an academic health science partnership that represents the Sydney Partnership for Health, Education, Research and EnterpriseContinue Reading
D61+ Live 2019
Coming to Sydney’s Carriageworks on 2-3 October, D61+ LIVE invites everyone to discover cutting-edge technology at a free showcase toContinue Reading
People with oomph
Passionate people drive our communities, our businesses, our creativity. The Festival of Open Minds in Bega from 13-15 September celebratedContinue Reading
Earth emotions, smart slime
National Science Week in Dungog began on a cold windy afternoon on Saturday 10 August with environmentalist and philosopher DrContinue Reading