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My Critical Appraisal of Surviving Australia
Box jellyfish, a giant wombat, and whale song all got my attention, among other things.
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You Want Me To...Be Subjective?
It's not like they're asking me to turn cartwheels down the exhibit halls, but still...it feels strange.
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Social Musings: The first month of a new plan
A report on the first (calendar) month of our new social media action plan...
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Introduction to Michelle DelCarlo, Audience Research Intern
Michelle comes to us from the University of Washington Museology Graduate Program in Seattle (USA), and will be interning in the Audience Research Unit for the next six weeks.
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At the Museum
Fashion Less Waste parade 2011
For your inspiration: fashionable innovations in creative recycling...
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At the Museum
Brothers in the realm of science
The Museum's Shirase sword is a symbol of friendship.
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Science
Save our owls
The Powerful Owl (Ninox strenua), one of Australia's iconic birds, is currently listed as vulnerable in NSW with only 20-30 mating pairs in the Sydney region.
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Linkasaurus #9
Socialising, customising and cat-ifying museums... a round-up of recent web and tech news.
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Science
Ethabuka Camel Trek
Identifying remote survey material via the web – combining traditional invertebrate collecting methods with modern biodiversity informatics tools.
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At the Museum
Australasian Invertebrate Conference 2011
Last month I was given the opportunity to attend the inaugural Australasian Invertebrate Conference held in Melbourne. The conference brought together Australian researchers, butterfly breeders and other invertebrate keepers for the first time to learn and discuss a wide range of topics.
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At the Museum
What you said about Birds of Paradise
This is what some of you had to say about the Rituals of Seduction: Birds of Paradise exhibition, from a selection of the results of 250 exit surveys.
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At the Museum
Why you came to Jurassic Lounge
What brought you to the first season of Jurassic Lounge? Nearly a thousand of you told us why!
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Linkasaurus #8
Can museums make cities smarter? Can iPads make meetings better? And can climate scientists rap? Linkasaurus is back, everyone...
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'Splendidly stuffed'
The Australian Museum purchased three crocodiles in 1879. The first came to the Museum in July from showman William Cash.
