Topic: science

Marine organisms are on the move in Queensland and scientists are hoping to track them with your help using the Redmap website and app.

A great white shark caught at Bargara in 1993 has been the subject of scientific research for more than 20 years and a feature at the Queensland Museum.

Pine plantations from Gympie to Bundaberg will be at the centre of research to turn logging offcuts and treetops into bioenergy and other bio-based products.

Avocado farmers could start producing more fruit to keep up with demand once propagation technology, trialled in the Bundaberg Region, is commercialised.

Amateur astronomer Craig Collins has captured some remarkable photos of the Bundaberg Region’s night sky and says it’s something everyone can do.

The creative minds of young and old were immersed into the five STEAM subjects at the TOM Makers Long Weekend.

USC student Sara Perrott is diving into the underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef to reveal new insights into the mysterious manta ray.

Merlie the loggerhead turtle has been fitted with a GPS satellite tag for scientists to monitor its location as it travels the world.

Primary and high school student teams from across the region competed for top spot in a local robotics challenge.

Bundaberg fisherman Jesse Spence is skilfully catching sharks in the Burnett River to help with scientific research.