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The alluring mystery of blood has fascinated scientists and artists for centuries. From biological fluid to artistic medium, Blood: Attract & Repel is a powerful collision of arts and science that will take you on a journey of scientific discovery, social taboo and self-identity.

The Adelaide City Library Innovation Lab is home to the latest in smart technologies. Learn, explore and create with cutting edge equipment including 3D printers, 3D doodlers, virtual reality and robots. For program bookings, days and times please check the Adelaide City Libraries website.

An exhibition of meteorites and astrophotography by Ray Pickard of the Bathurst Observatory.

See the best astrophotography from the last 12 months.

Join us as we unlock your child's imagination by using a specially developed framework incorporating plug and play electronics hardware and drag and drop graphical visual programming.

An exhibition of drawings, sculptures, photographs and moving image works by visual artist Annalise Rees, choreographer James Batchelor and videographer Pete Harmsen as the result of their participation in a scientific voyage to the sub-Antarctic on board the RV Investigator in 2016.

Escape your daily concerns and instead ponder the mysteries of the night sky, Universe and existence. Come to a fun Astronomy evening with the Mornington Peninsula Astronomical Society. Hear the REALLY BIG questions, ask your own, hold a meteorite, and see the night sky through our telescopes.

Celebrate young female engagement in STEM at the Robogals Science & Engineering Day in Melbourne! Come and hear from renowned scientists and engineers about the cool work they’re doing! The day will also include various STEM workshops and an Awards Ceremony for the 2017 Robogals Science Challenge.

Take a walking tour of the Mount Stromlo Observatory and learn about one of Canberra’s oldest sites. 2017 Dates: 5 March, 9 April, 7 May, 8 July, 13 August, 10 September, 7 October, 12 November, 3 December. Bookings essential.

The Sound of Science is a daily science show broadcast on the Community Radio Network, featuring luminary scientists and nobel prize winners, exploring practical discoveries of science and frontiers of human understanding, with a focus on Australia's role in the expansion of humankind's knowledge.