Queensland

QLD 2025 highlights: 50 ways to die in space, 3D-printed pills, why whales sing, future food, and more

Beauty and brains. Queensland has it all: home to natural wonders from the Great Barrier Reef to Outback dinosaur country, ancient rainforests and passionate scientists specialising in everything

National Science Week Seed Grants in QLD 2025

From safe syringes to pineapple peelers to the world’s first cancer vaccine, Queensland has plenty to celebrate in the world of science. Why not join in this National Science Week?  

National Science Week Seed Grants in Queensland 2024

Inspiring Australia Queensland's National Science Week Seed Grants are now open! We are seeking applications from Queensland communities to deliver innovative events and activities in August

Cosmos Centre and Observatory

Charleville’s Cosmos Centre and Observatory has, if you will pardon the pun, universal appeal. The complex has something for everyone. It’s loved by big kids, little kids, the young at heart and ...

Capricorn Caves

Capricorn Caves is Queensland's oldest tourist attraction, opening to visitors in the early 1880s. The caves are etched out of limestone formed from deposits made by a coral reef 390 million ...

Riversleigh World Heritage Site

There is a self-guided 800 m long walking track though a limestone outcrop with visible fossilised bones and gizzard stones from ancient birds. You can also see the remains of the largest known ...