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Science

In the 19th century natural history museums from around the world worked together to provide eye catching displays.

Contemporary technology applied to an old problem provides a rapid solution with potential to assist biodiversity studies

The journey of a Western Red Cedar pole of the Kwa-guilth people from British Colombia to the new Museums Discovery Centre in Castle Hill.

One of the risks faced by scientists looking for reptiles is being bitten by a venonmous snake.

Forty-nine finalists have been shortlisted for the 2016 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes.

Dr Phillip Urquijo tells of his Eureka Prize experience and the impact of the win on his research.

Fortieth anniversary of returning to her land (and water)

Are pieces of broken clay pots good for anything?

Why frogs may hold the key to curing your next illness

Layers of history in Solomon Islands: people, culture and collections.

Pieces of remarkable ceremonial tradition in the south coast of Papua New Guinea.

Professor Tanya Monro tells of her Eureka Prize experience and the impact of the win for her and her research team.

Five minutes with 2015 Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize winner Paige Bebee

Five minutes with 2015 Eureka Prize winner Associate Professor Frank Bruno.

Pleistocene people of Flores: Hobbit's part of the story.