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DeadlyScience receives $250,000 to support girls in STEM
Girls from 50 regional and remote New South Wales schools will learn about Aboriginal scientific kno...
Joseph Guenzler
9 Oct 2026
Record participation in program connecting First Nations students to science pathways
A record expression of interest has been received by the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical...
DeadlyScience's new partnership with Kinetic IT to expand horizons for First Nations students
First Nations students engaged in STEM through not-for-profit DeadlyScience will expand their horizo...
School students learn to make soap with native ingredients
Merck technology has helped create soap made using ingredients from Country. Travelling to the North...
Corey Tutt wants readers to know who is deadly
Fans of his work expected him to bring out another science book. What Corey Tutt brought out instead...
DeadlyScience receives $250,000 to support girls in STEM
Girls from 50 regional and remote New South Wales schools will learn about Abori...
Joseph Guenzler
9 Oct 2026
Record participation in program connecting First Nations students to science pathways
A record expression of interest has been received by the Walter and Eliza Hall I...
Callan Morse
10 Aug 2026
DeadlyScience's new partnership with Kinetic IT to expand horizons for First Nations students
First Nations students engaged in STEM through not-for-profit DeadlyScience will...
Giovanni Torre
30 Oct 2024
School students learn to make soap with native ingredients
Merck technology has helped create soap made using ingredients from Country. Tra...
Rhiannon Clarke
5 Aug 2023
Corey Tutt wants readers to know who is deadly
Fans of his work expected him to bring out another science book. What Corey Tutt...
Emma Ruben
22 Jun 2023
A partnership between non-for-profit charity DeadlyScience and Australia Post has seen hundreds of LEGO products packed and delivered to more than 750 predominantly First Nations schools and communiti...
The Australian Grand Prix took place in Naarm (Melbourne) over the weekend, with the McLaren F1 racecars sporting the DeadlyScience logo for the first time.
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