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How does electricity work? – Edie, age 5 This article and short video are designed for lower primary students who...

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The Trash Can Man is on a mission to turn TRASH into (scientific) TREASURE! Hidden inside every pile of refuse...

The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science awards recognise outstanding teachers who are instrumental in inspiring the next generation of scientists...

Count Dracula’s characteristics can be found in nature. This article is suitable for Year 6 and 7 Biology students who...

Senior lecturer in Applied Mathematics at Macquarie University, Dr Sophie Calabretto, discusses the importance of the skills developed by maths...

Robot beats humans in that compelling sport on ice. This resource, with contextual forces questions, is best suited to year...

A focus on biomotion separates cyclist from bike. The Australian national winner of the 2020 James Dyson awards has been...

Nanogenerator is like a tiny personal wind turbine. Learn about a newly developed way to generate electricity that could be...

Whale shark females overtake the males to become the world’s largest fish. This article is well suited to Biology students...