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From Steam to STEM: Inspiring Tomorrow’s Innovators
What can one of Australia’s oldest working railway workshops teach young people about the future? For students from Bellbird Park State Secondary College, the answer came to life during Continuum: Inventing Tomorrow, an immersive three-day learning experience delivered at Queensland Museum Rail Workshops during National Science Week. Running from 17 to 19 August, the inaugural…
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A journey home: a 150-year-old canoe reunited with its people
Discover the 153-year-old culturally significant canoe and its journey of reconnection to Bagirbarra people.
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Most Googled Crocodile Questions Answered by Queensland Museum Scientists
From “Can you outrun a crocodile?” to “Do crocodiles really cry?” – the internet has a lot of questions about these prehistoric predators.
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The stories written in stone: discovering Laura Rock Art
Discover the ancient Laura rock art of Quinkan Country, Cape York Peninsula, and explore its remarkable Aboriginal paintings, engravings, stories and enduring connection to Country.
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Queensland Museum’s Garrett Steam Traction Engine
Step back to 1982 with Queensland Museum’s historic Garrett Steam Traction Engine. Discover the story behind the 1911 steam engine and newly restored archival photographs…
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