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  • The chilly origins of Australia’s egg-laying mammals
    Student Activity & Article

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    The chilly origins of Australia’s egg-laying mammals

    BiologyEarth SciencesSTEM

    New research sheds light on the origin story of our mysterious monotremes. Learn more about these egg-cellent mammals with this...

    Years F-7 & 9-12
  • Changing the colour of fishing nets could save thousands of penguins
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    Changing the colour of fishing nets could save thousands of penguins

    BiologySTEM

    Melbourne Zoo’s little penguins have been participating in scientific research that could save thousands of penguins lives. This resource is...

    Years 6-7 & 9
  • Recovery Team: Saving Species
    SCINEMA, Student Activity & Video

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    Recovery Team: Saving Species

    BiologySTEM

    Go on an adventure with two of the nation’s leading ecologists as they venture into the Australian outback to save...

    Years 4 & 6
  • A life changing protein
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    A life changing protein

    BiologyChemistryEarth SciencesPhysicsSTEM

    As climate change affects agricultural crops, research into increasing the rates of photosynthesis could help to feed an ever-growing world...

    Years 7-10
  • How did we get here: Megafauna murder mystery
    Video

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    How did we get here: Megafauna murder mystery

    BiologySTEM

    Who dunnit? What led to the extinction of our megafauna? Find out who the suspects are in this episode of...

    Years 4, 6-7 & 10
  • Dig this: echidnas tackle climate change
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    Dig this: echidnas tackle climate change

    BiologyEarth SciencesSTEM

    Researchers have found that a tiny echidna moves 8 trailer-loads of soil a year, helping tackle climate change. Learn about...

    Years 3-8 & 10
  • Cadmium overload
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    Cadmium overload

    BiologyChemistryEarth SciencesSTEM

    Soil changes mean more toxins in food. This resource is best suited to Year 7, 8 and 10 Biology (food...

    Years 2, 4, 7-8 & 10
  • Wine with a touch of Eucalyptus?
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    Wine with a touch of Eucalyptus?

    BiologyChemistrySTEM

    The science of Indigenous Australian fermentation. This article is suitable for Year 7 and 8 Biology students learning about wine...

    Years 7-10
  • Your at-home guide to appreciating snails
    Article & Student Activity

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    Your at-home guide to appreciating snails

    BiologySTEM

    Watch what they do, then tell their stories. This resource provides an activity that is suitable for Year R and...

    Years 1, 3, 5 & 7
  • Five vampire traits that exist in the real world
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    Five vampire traits that exist in the real world

    BiologySTEM

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

    Years 6-7
  • Tim Jarvis: Human-wildlife conflict: an unequal contest that needs redefining
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    Tim Jarvis: Human-wildlife conflict: an unequal contest that needs redefining

    BiologyEarth SciencesSTEMTechnology

    When humans and animals cross, it’s termed conflict. As Tim Jarvis explains, that’s not correct. This passionate article explains the...

    Years 7
  • To get big, grow slow
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    To get big, grow slow

    BiologySTEMTechnology

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

    Years 2, 4-7 & 10

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