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The Host Plenary at the world’s leading space event will explore how Indigenous knowledge systems can help shape the global space sector.

Season two of the Australian Space Agency's podcast starts next week.

The Agency encourages Australian scientific and technical experts to submit applications before 5 August 2025

A part of the SpaceX Dragon 2 capsule is now on display at the Australian Space Discovery Centre in Adelaide.

Five Australian payloads lifted off today. They were onboard SpaceX's Tranporter-14 mission.

To mark today's International Women in Engineering Day (IWED), John Monash Scholar and aerospace engineer graduate Georgia Dallimore reflects on her trajectory in the Australian space sector.

As part of the 'Out of this world' national touring exhibition, the Agency's Kerrie Dougherty OAM will host a special event on Friday 4 July in Adelaide.

Based in Melbourne’s east, Swinburne University is making a two-pronged contribution to Australia’s first lunar rover – by tackling the threats of dust and radiation on the Moon.

Space Machines Company and the University of Technology Sydney to establish an industry-scale site, which will be operational later this year.

The Australian Space Agency unveiled the major new mural that communicates the critical role space plays to everyday life on Earth, promote STEM and inspire the next generation.

Through a series of engagements the Australian Space Agency promoted the Australia's space sector and deepened space cooperation with Japan.

Varda’s spacecraft, Winnebago-3, re-enters Earth and lands at Southern Launch’s Koonibba Test Range in regional South Australia.

The Congress’s International Programme Committee accepted 4,100 abstracts and Australia ranks second in the number of abstracts selected

Australia's unique cultural perspective on space is presented to the world.

Did you know that the Bureau of Meteorology also forecasts weather in space?

The critical role of fruit flies in shaping human spaceflights.

Registrations are now open for Mission: SPACE, a new education program delivered by Scitech and powered by the Australian Space Agency.

The Buccaneer Main Mission will collect high-frequency measurements in low-Earth orbit to better understand radio-frequency propagation through the ionosphere.

After more than two years of work, Australian-led consortium ELO2 has won the contract to build and operate our nation’s first lunar rover – which gives us a closer look at the technology headed for the Moon.

Milestone moment for the Australian space sector as capsule re-enters Earth and lands at Koonibba Test Range.