NAIDOC Week 2026: 50 Years of Deadly
This NAIDOC Week, we celebrate 50 Years of Deadly. It's a celebration of the strength, knowledge and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and a recognition that innovation has...
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Play School Science Time
We’re so excited to share that Play School’s Science Time is back for Series 4 and DeadlyScience is part of the fun with our very own episode! You never know...
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Paperbark Words: Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles Interview
DeadlyScience Founder and CEO, Corey Tutt OAM, recently sat down with Joy Lawn from PaperbarkWord to discuss his book, Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles. Featuring beautiful illustrations by Ben Williams,...
DeadlyScience Term 1 Wrap Up
Term 1 has been a busy and exciting period for the DeadlyScience STEM in Schools team, connecting with learners and communities through hands-on learning that brings together First Nations knowledge...
Deadly Stories - Come Home, Bigibila with Corey Tutt
We're inviting primary school learners and educators to join a special Deadly Stories webinar with our very own, Corey Tutt. Corey is a proud Kamilaroi man, DeadlyScience Founder and CEO,...
APPLICATIONS OPEN - 2026 WEHI Deadly Science Pathways Program
Expressions of Interest are now open for the 2026 WEHI DeadlyScience Pathways Program — a fully funded, immersive STEM experience for First Nations learners in Years 9–10. PROGRAM DETAILS 4th...
Indigenous Astrony Webinar with Krystal De Napoli
We’re excited to invite learners and educators to our first Indigenous Astronomy webinar with Krystal De Napoli, Gomeroi astrophysicist, award-winning science communicator and co-author of Astronomy: Sky Country. Growing up...