Blog archive: Museullaneous
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AMRI's Kyle Ewart included in triple j's Top 25 Under 25
A quick Q&A with the scientist they call #RhinoGuy
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Expedition to Swain Reefs
According to Gilbert Whitley '...surely the spirits of the Barrier Reef naturalists may haunt the heavenly air of Heron Island'
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Incredible Photographs From the Archives: Negative No.304
A blog series investigating stories and images from the earliest collection of photographs in the Museum's history.
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Recovering a 'lost collection' - the Saemann minerals
Not much has been written about our oldest surviving mineral collection because for more than 150 years it’s been almost lost to sight.
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DigiVol: Thespians, gourmets, travellers… citizen scientists
Find out more here about two very different experiences shared by DigiVols outside of the lab.
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1939 Simpson Desert Expedition
The first expedition to the Simpson Desert by a member of the Museum staff.
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The Biggest Fish - New South Wales New State Emblem
Behind the recent announcement of the new NSW state fossil emblem the fossil fish Mandageria fairfaxi lies a truly remarkable story.
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Incredible Photographs From the Archives: Negative No.106
A blog series investigating stories and images from the earliest collection of photographs in the Museum's history.
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Recycling off the beach: Aboriginal artists and ghost net at Pormpuraaw
Aboriginal communities in the Gulf of Carpentaria and Torres Strait are taking the lead in dealing with ghost nets
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Krefft paintings resurface
A recently digitised album of watercolours by former Museum curator Gerard Krefft includes drawings of jewel beetles and flower chafers.
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Incredible photographs from the Archives - Negative No.15
A blog series investigating stories and images from the earliest collection of photographs in the Museum's history.
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DigiVol: Volunteers making a difference
DigiVol recognises the hard work and professionalism shown by a masterful group of volunteers
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Incredible photographs from the Archives
A new blog series investigating the stories and images from the earliest collection of photographs in the Museum's history.
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Moving Jumbo
How do you move a 3.5-metre-high elephant skeleton that weighs more than 270 kilograms and yet is extremely delicate?
