Indigenous Science
Indigenous environmental knowledge continues to be sidelined in mainstream climate science around the world despite First Nations communities being among the first to experience the impacts of climate...
Northern quolls on WA's Kimberley coast are being taught to avoid cane toads by an Indigenous-led project recognised nationally for "right-way science".
The inaugural Prime Minister's Prize for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems has been awarded to Malgana man, Professor Michael Wear.
Traditional Owners have played a key role in restoring the aquatic habitats of two at-risk Collie River pools. The pools, critical refuges for native flora and fauna during Western Australia's dry sea...
A two-way sharing alliance between the Australian Institute of Marine Science researchers and Indigenous ranger groups from the Kimberley, the Northern Territory and the Torres Strait is building skil...
We've all heard that old saying "fail to plan, plan to fail!" and so it has been since day dot when working to the Circadian rhythm, hunting, gathering and surviving consumed 100 per cent of awake hou...
New Aboriginal-led Indigenous genomics resources will support Australian scientists with cultural and historical knowledge. Yuin man Alex Brown is central to the newly-developed 'Genomics Our Way &nda...
The Prime Minister's Prize for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems represents a "paradigm shift", Australia's first Indigenous appointment to the National Science and Technology Co...
Darryl Lyons probably has the best job title in Australia. He's chief rainmaker at the Indigenous biotech startup Rainstick, which combines traditional knowledge and modern science.
Industrial scientist Dr Katrina Wruck has been named the 2025 Young Australian of the Year for her pioneering work in the field of green chemistry.
The Queensland Government has announced $2.75 million in funding to establish a National Indigenous Science Translation Centre (NISTC). The Centre, located at the University of Queensland's Long Pocke...
First Nations students engaged in STEM through not-for-profit DeadlyScience will expand their horizons into the world of technology through a new partnership with Kinetic IT, the group says.
Smoke rises above the tree tops, drifting across Port Stephens and spreading throughout the greater Hunter region above the Awabakal and Worimi lands.
