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News Stories
Read the latest news stories from the Australian Museum.
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Crocodile exposed
After a top effort by all, the restoration of our oldest display case (starring our reptilian friends) has finally been unveiled!
At the Museum
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DigiVol: The Wonder of Insects
DigiVol (formerly Rapid Digitisation Project): Check out some amazing pics of cicadas, tree hoppers, and hawk moths taken by our volunteers.
Science
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Amazing new hagfish behaviour
Hagfishes are incredible! They can stop a would-be predator within seconds with a mouthful of slime. Ichthyologists at the National Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa Tongarewa) have just published a fascinating paper on hagfish behaviour in the journal Nature.
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Dr Smithers' collecting box
Scientists often need to be resourceful - sometimes with a hammer and saw!
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Linkasaurus #11
'Curated' for you: the latest web, tech and museum news from across the net...
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Art at the Outpost
I went to the opening of "Outpost: Art from the Streets" last night on Cockatoo Island in Sydney Harbour...
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Amazing depths from the oceans of the web!
Much like the deep oceans themselves, the work we're discovering on the web is incredible.
At the Museum
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Water, Water, Everywhere....
Water, water, everywhere and not a drop drink. poetic lines, but closer to the truth than you may think.
Education
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Heritage is one of the victims of conflict
A few weeks ago I was standing in the ruins of Stari Bar, or the old town of Bar, in Montenegro. Its an eerie but beautiful place on the coast of Montenegro.
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For Arts Sake! – Visiting Bali #5
Good news about organic rice told by Wayan, one of the community leaders.
Science
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Notes from the Deep
Notes from the Deep. A look inside the development of the Deep Oceans exhibition from a 3D Designers desk.
At the Museum
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Parents and kids use of social media
Been asked by Serena, our Manager of Members, if we have any data about use of social media by parents and kids. I've found a little but keen to hear of any more...
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