Experience First Nations history come to life in this tree carving ceremony on Country and on ANU campus grounds by Paul Girrawah House.

Join Ngunnawal Elder Uncle Wally Bell on a guided tour to experience the rich Indigenous history of our ANU campus.

Join Ngunawal Elder Wally Bell beside the fire pit and listen to him share stories and enlighten people about Indigenous history.

Motivated in part by the recent closure of several prominent Earth science institutions, the event is aimed at improving awareness of the great diversity of research that is going on within our community and the important role it plays in informing many areas of critical societal relevance.

‘Provocations’ is a live, interactive academic event which seeks to shed light on competing visions for future sustainabilities.

Join Professor Brian Schmidt and Professor Peter Doherty in a riveting, no holds barred conversation on the mysteries of the Universe, how the COVID-19 pandemic is reshaping our society, the state of science today and how scientific research and expertise can save us all.

This is a free media training workshop organised by ANU Media and the Australian Science Media Centre.

Join us at this event to hear directly from several report authors about its key findings including how they relate to Australia.

Are you interested in data wrangling, analysis, and presentation design?