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Nova – Science for Curious Minds
Science is important to everyone—not just those who study it. It helps us make sound decisions for our health, our environment and our life. Every single day. There’s so much to be curious about, but often it’s hard to find answers that are both trustworthy and interesting.
STREAM
STREAM is a collaborative space of researchers and practitioners at the University of Newcastle, as well as community advisors, dedicated to engaging with our community to tackle the big issues facing the world today.
STREAM brings together expertise in science, creativity and education to communicate complex issues through the use of technological and creative advances developed. This is done through public exhibitions, workshops, seminars, talks and roundtable discussions.
https://streamcommunity.com.au/
Careers with STEM Job Kits   
The Careers with STEM Job Kits are free downloadable 8-page e-mags which offer a complete introduction to individual STEM careers. Discover what a specific STEM job is all about, meet real people working in that job and find out what you can do right now to set your career on the right path.
Science.org – Science by Doing
an online secondary school program presenting science in an engaging, guided inquiry-based approach to lift student interest and understanding. It is free to all Australian students and teachers and comprehensively covers the Australian Curriculum for high school Science Years 7-10
Science.org – Science Booklets
these booklets aim to contribute to the public understanding of the state of science, to improve understanding and address confusion created by contradictory information on big issues.
CSIRO – Education
our programs aim to inspire the pursuit of further STEM education among students and the community, to equip the emerging workforce with tomorrow’s skill sets, and to strengthen collaboration between industry and classrooms across Australia.
Careers with STEM magazines
STEM jobs are growing almost twice as fast as other jobs!  Careers with STEM has just launched five new Job Kits. Brought to you by QUT, they are free downloadable 8-page e-mags which offer a complete introduction to individual STEM careers. Discover what a specific STEM job is all about, meet real people working in that job and find out what you can do right now to set your career on the right path.
CSIRO – Double Helix
Australia’s leading science magazine for a youth audience packed with science news, features, experiments, giveaways and lots more.
STEM Women
Discover the diversity of women with science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills across Australia.
NASA – Spaceplace
Explore Earth and Space

Science Daily – Dark Matter
  • The STEM Guide – the ultimate guide to careers in STEM
Science Alert
Science.org – Interviews with Australia Scientists

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Hunter Innovation and Science Hub acknowledges Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia including the First Australian peoples and lands of the Hunter Valley region, the Mindaribba, Awabakal, Bahtabah, Biraban, Worrimi, Birripal, Wonnarua, Gringal, Geawegal and Darkinjung. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and  recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities, and acknowledge the contributions and sophistication of First Nations knowledges. We acknowledge the Elders both past and present of this Country, and their stewardship of this Country. We ask permission of those Elders to use this place for a short time. We will not damage nor abuse this place and will remember their custodianship of this place with deep respect.
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