Māori traditions also describe the aurorae as Maru, which is the name of a Māori war-deity. The sighting of an aurora on the path to war would serve as a warning for those to not proceed, as...

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people use their understanding of the night sky to navigate, inform cultural practices and much more. This interesting resource explains the importance of Aboriginal …

The stories behind Aboriginal star names now recognised by the world’s astronomical body. Learn about them in this resource for Year 7 and 10 STEM students.

The importance of Indigenous science in STEM education is more than boomerangs and spears. Explore the whole picture using the elaborations.

For at least 65,000 years, First Nations Australians have understood Earth’s place in the solar system. Learn more with Year 5 Earth and Space students.

This image shows a new view of the Milky Way from the Murchison Widefield Array, with the lowest frequencies in red, middle frequencies in green, and the highest frequencies in blue. Huge golden …

Learn about the tools used by early humans with this resource for year 4, 11, and 12 students studying Earth science and learning about changing Earth.

Marlee Hutton is a Marine Scientist who is working to advance the connection between science and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Learn how scientists gather evidence of the changing Earth from the Timor-Leste cave art with biology, earth science and chemistry students in Years 4-10.

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