The Age of Fishes Museum in Canowindra features fossils from a local Devonian (360 - 370 Mya) billabong. The fossil site was discovered in 1955 and it included previously unknown species of fish. ...

The Museum is housed in the Old Bond Store, and the minerals on display were collected in the local area. The collection of over 200 mineral samples includes a 42 kg silver nugget. Also on ...

The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Discovery Centre is open every day from 9am to 4pm, with a selection of hands-on activities and information about nuclear science. To ...

Visitors can see at least some of the six 22 m dish shaped radio telescopes making up the Paul Wild Observatory, which form part of the multi-site Australia Telescope. Even though the dishes are ...

The Australian Botanic Garden at Mount Annan is a native botanic garden and is the nation’s largest botanic garden. The garden incorporates a scientific conservation facility called PlantBank ...

The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum in Bathurst is the home of the Somerville Collection, the lifetime's work of Professor Warren Somerville who gathered beautiful minerals from all...

The Australian Inland Botanic Garden are located in the New South Wales town of Mourquong, just across the Murray River from Mildura. The Garden was opened in 1991 on 49 hectares (120 acres) of ...

Established in 1827, the Australian Museum is Australia’s first museum. Experience science, culture and nature in the heart of Sydney at the Australian Museum. Complete with immersive exhibitions ...

Our home is girt by sea. Australia is a continent founded and settled by seafarers, from the first peoples to renaissance explorers, convicts, free settlers, post-war immigrants and refugees. The ...

The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, in the world-heritage listed Greater Blue Mountains, is situated 1000 metres above sea level and showcases many beautiful cool-climate native and exotic plants. ...