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Local grants awarded in WA for 2023
A total of sixteen events will be funded across the state. Applications which demonstrated that they partnered with, or engaged, under-represented groups, involved novel or innovative programs,
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Small Grants Available in WA for 2023
The Western Australian Coordinating Committee for National Science Week is offering small grants of up to $4000 for regional events, and up to $3000 for metropolitan events to fund community
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Grant Recipients in Western Australia for 2022
Congratulations to all of the successful applicants, and thanks to all of those who applied for support for their National Science Week events in Western Australia. Medium Grant Recipients All of
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Discovery centres in Western Australia
WA Museum Boola Bardip
WA Museum Boola Bardip is a place to share Western Australia’s many stories. Our people, our places and our role in the world. Boola Bardip means many stories in Nyoongar; the Country on which ...
Museum of Geraldton
Overlooking the Indian Ocean, the WA Museum in Geraldton celebrates the rich heritage of the land, sea and people of the Mid-West region. Enjoy a guided tour through the stories from four major ...
Karijini National Park Visitor Centre
The Karijini National Park Visitors Centre provides interpretive galleries of both the natural and cultural history of the park: this ancient two billion year old area shows signs of inhabitation ...
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