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Wahroonga, Sydney – Mark your calendars! The much-loved Wahroonga Food and Wine Festival is back for its 9th annual edition, promising a sensational culinary experience amidst the picturesque setting of Wahroonga Park. This year, the festival will take place on Sunday, October 29th, 2023, from 11 am to 5 pm, and it’s free for all … Continued
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Monday 14 August Highlights from day three of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Space junk and Sky Country: meet a space archaeologist and an Indigenous astrophysicist. NSW: Bandicoots, platypuses, and more: can we save our endangered species through rewilding? VIC: Astrophysicists vs science fiction, … Continued
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Sunday 13 August Highlights from day two of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. VIC: Is AI the next Shakespeare? See a play written by ChatGPT. VIC: Solving great spider crab mysteries, without getting wet, sandy or bitten. NSW: Meet the chemist-turned-artist behind Atmospheric Memory. NSW: … Continued
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Dozens of Science Week stories around the Territory Paint with a UV torch at ‘Sea of Light’, a light installation at MAGNT. A health lab on wheels and AI ‘time machine’ shows impact of disease – Darwin, Daly River, and Tiwi Islands. Young Territorians compete to take the best micro-photos. How did megafauna-filled Alcoota lose … Continued
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Dozens of Science Week stories around ACT Space, robotics, and engineering with LEGO: science while you shop in Canberra’s malls. First Nations food and medicine in the National Museum’s garden. Pew-pew! Fact or fiction in Hollywood ballistics. Biodiversity offsets to funding threatened species: the maths of environmental policies. Blade Runner: what do neuroscientists and bioethics … Continued
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Dozens of Science Week stories around Queensland Street Science on the farm at the Ekka. TV presenter Dr Rob Bell shares bloody science with Aussie kids in 200 schools nationwide. A science fair for sick kids in The Children’s Hospital. Satirical science music ‘Road to Reason’: album launch at Planetarium. Meet human and marine … Continued
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Saturday 12 August Highlights from day one of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: A writer, a broadcaster and an AI expert discuss science in the age of fake news. NSW: Nicole Yamase: the first Pacific Islander to visit the deepest point of the Mariana … Continued
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Dozens of Science Week stories around New South Wales An Aussie astronaut, art therapy, deep sea science, space junk and Sky Country –all at the Sydney Science Festival. Newcastle’s giant inflatable Poo Palace recreates the journey of food, from lips to loo. What’s the role of plants, wetlands and phytoplankton in tackling climate change? What’s … Continued
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Dozens of Science Week stories around Tasmania Dr Karl: what’s the science in future careers? Science, music, Indigenous astronomy at NOCTURNA Dark Sky Retreat. Cats, chemicals, brains, stress, and space junk: young scientists tour Tasmania. Multi-chambered vaginas, elongated clitorises, pseudo-penises and more: improv and 3D-printed animal vaginas reveal the world of female reproduction. Experimental beers … Continued
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Dozens of National Science Week stories around Victoria DARK MATTERS exhibition – can art make the invisible universe visible? Solving great spider crab mysteries, without getting wet, sandy or bitten. Is AI the next Shakespeare? See a play written by ChatGPT. Astrophysicists vs science fiction, and a sci-fi costume competition. Should we care about science … Continued
