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As inaugural Deputy Head of the Australian Space Agency, Anthony Murfett was Space Agent Two. Anthony started with the Agency when it launched in 2018 and looked after strategy, policy and operations.

Dr Megan Clark's career journey saw her working in mining, finance, science and research before becoming the Inaugural Head of the Australian Space Agency.

Mani started off studying medicine but fell in love with technology, and she now works at the intersection of technology, education and space bringing value to major space missions.

Marta decided early in her career that she wanted to so something to preserve the environment, and by using space technology her work now helps prevent catastrophic bushfires.

Inspired by a semester exchange which involved visiting NASA, Crystal’s career has focused on researching the future of cutting-edge space technologies in the defence sector.

Applying his knowledge of robotics and subsea operations to a space environment saw Samuel’s career evolve to working with technology on Earth and in space.

Kirk’s work in the pioneering field of gravitational waves will see three spacecraft launched in the 2030s, where they will orbit the sun and collect vital data on the Earth’s climate.

Working with rockets was something Erin always aspired to, so her career pathway found her working in defence, where she is building her space skills as a systems engineer.

Professor Phil Bland has always seen asteroids as unlocking the secrets of the universe, and ensuring they don’t collide with satellites is at the core of his career journey as a planetary scientist.

As a retired NASA Astronaut, Dr. Andrew Thomas's career journey is the stuff of every child’s dreams – to be an astronaut and see Earth from space while working on the International Space Station.

Ask Dr Cassandra Steer and she’ll tell you space law isn’t about making treaties with aliens - it’s about keeping space secure and peaceful and is fast becoming an area of keen interest among practicing lawyers.

This program will accelerate the growth of Australia’s space industry and showcase our best ideas and technologies to world.

At the Australian Space Discovery Centre, visitors can explore over 20 exhibitions of the latest innovations in space technologies

We produce a range of insights on the activity and growth of the Australian space sector, as well as provide support for industry participants.

Renee’s career journey has seen her in roles at Defence and Qantas, using her skills as an aerospace engineer and pilot to work on specialist aircraft.

Learning about the science behind satellites motivated Lieutenant Colonel Cameron Porter to do space subjects throughout his tertiary education and ultimately pursue a space career in Defence where he’s known as the ‘space guy’.

On 23 February 2021, Australia and United Kingdom signed the Space Bridge Framework Arrangement. It aims to increase connection, exchange and investment across both space sectors.

On 27 September 2018, the Australian Space Agency and Airbus signed a statement of intent confirming the European manufacturer’s commitment towards enhancing the capability and competitiveness of the country’s space sector.

On 29 January 2019, the Australian Space Agency and Lockheed Martin Australia (LMA) signed a statement of intent which highlights LMA’s commitment to investment in space systems and services, technological capabilities, and STEM education initiatives.