Western Australia

National Science Week seed grants in WA 2025

WA covers a whopping 2,500,000 km. If it was its own country, it would be the 9th largest country in the world! That’s a lot of land to showcase amazing science across, so it’s just as well that

Western Australia National Science Week Mid and Small-tier Grant Recipients

The Western Australian Coordinating Committee and Inspiring Western Australia have awarded 6 Mid-Tier National Science Week Grants to applicants, totalling $44,915 for larger-scale STEM events

National Science Week 2024 Grants in WA

Inspiring WA, supported by the WA Coordinating Committee for National Science Week (WACC), opened applications for small grants of up to $4,000, and mid-tier grants of up to $15,000, to support

Broome Bird Observatory

The Broome Bird Observatory is on the northern shore of Roebuck Bay, about 25 km east of the township. The site is ideal for watching and recording the comings and goings of hundreds of thousands ...

Cape Range National Park

Cape Range National Park is on the northwest corner of Australia. The limestone range is about 60 km long and is flanked by Ningaloo Reef and the Ningaloo Marine Park. The Milyering Visitor ...

Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum

From 1964 - 1975 Carnarvon hosted a NASA tracking station 10 km south of town that played an important role in communications and telemetry relay for NASA's Gemini, Apollo and Skylab missions. ...