Past Events

The Launceston Repair Cafe is a monthly free, open community event aiming to divert items from landfill, pass on valuable repairing knowledge and connect community. Toss it away? No way! Do you have a broken,…

The Science Teachers Association of Tasmania is excited to announce that our first key note speaker for the event is Hannah Moloney. Hannah is a leading Australian permaculture educator and host of ABC’s Gardening Australia.…

Summary: From our backyards to global ecosystems, insect populations are declining. What does it mean and what can we do about it? Many insect populations around the world are in steep decline, with serious implications…

Philosophy in the Pub is a regular opportunity for members of the Launceston community to meet and discuss, in some depth, a philosophical topic of their own choosing. The topic this month is “What is meaning?”…

Join Science in the Pub and the Tasmanian Student Science Communicators Network for an engaging evening of fast-paced research talks and interactive discussion. This event brings together PhD researchers to share their work in a…

Now in its third year, STEM Expo 2026 is a free, hands-on community event celebrating STEM for all ages. Join us at St Helens District High School on Saturday 23 May 2026 (10am–1pm) to explore…

The 2026 Giblin Lecture Andrew Leigh explores the economics of existential risk and what it will take to respond before it’s too late. The 2026  Giblin Lecture will be delivered by The Honourable Dr Andrew Leigh…

Join Pint of Science Australia for an evening of science that journeys from the human body to the polar environment. Discover research on human blood vessels, Tasmanian sand flathead, and tracking Antarctic sea ice from…

Event Blurb Discover hands‑on science and environmental adventures with Expedition Class! Join the Where? Where? Wedgie! citizen‑science project to learn about Tasmania’s eagles, take part in Claws on the Line with school visits and field…

Toss it away? No way! Do you have a broken, torn or busted household item? Bring it along to the Launceston Repair Cafe and learn how to fix it with the help of some expert…

Decades ago, there were estimated to be as few as 1000–1500 Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles remaining. There’s since been a lot of efforts to reduce human impacts on these birds, but we don’t know if these…

Summary: As construction of the Marinus Link begins, what does it mean for Tasmania’s energy future, economy and communities? What Marinus Means for Tasmania After more than a decade of debate and planning, construction of…