Past Events

Trees have a quiet way of gathering our attention. They anchor us in place, offering shelter, shade and continuity. Old trees tell stories of survival; young ones remind us that landscapes are constantly evolving. In…

Summary: World-leading research. Regional mining. Global demand. A critical moment for Tasmania. From King Island and the North West to global supply chains, Tasmania is part of the critical minerals story. The global clean energy…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Summary: In a changing Tasmania, how can diversity unite us? 2026 Red Cross Oration As migration to Tasmania continues to grow, the need to build inclusive and welcoming communities has never been more urgent. In…

Experimenting with Watercolour with Jan Peacock and Diane Casimaty A two–hour art workshop Come and join this workshop where we will introduce mixed media into watercolours, experimenting with soft pastels, oil pastels, pencils, salt and…

2026 Arthur Cobbold Lecture Summary: Professor Tony Lawler explores how Australia’s health system navigates risk, regulation and public trust in an age of misinformation. This year’s Arthur Cobbold Lecture will be delivered by Professor Tony…

Lift Off! is the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery’s (TMAG) festival for children and young people. Inspired by the theme GROW, this year’s program is jam-packed with things to make, see, do and discover across…