A new media training program for women in STEM from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds (CALD) aspires to increase diversity in the Australian media while giving participants the skills and confidence to engage proactively with journalists.

Olivia Henry from the Australian Science Media Centre discusses how the team handled a leak from the IPCC

Journalists and fact-checkers now have a new weapon in the fight against COVID-19 vaccine misinformation with a dedicated global support service developed by a network of Science Media Centres (SMCs) and supported by the Google News Initiative.

We are pleased to announce our Indigenous Media Mentoring Program will be re-run in collaboration with National Indigenous Television (NITV-SBS). We are now calling for expressions of interest.

How can we create a green recovery from COVID-19? This is the latest collaborative journalism project by the AusSMC and The Guardian with support from the Judith Nielson Institute for Journalism and Ideas.

COVID-19 has led to a flood of misinformation in the media and the early release of huge numbers of research papers.

To help tackle this, Scimex is launching three simple, clear labels to be attached to any medical story on the site.

The AusSMC has partnered with News.com.au and the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas to launch 'Time is Now,' a content series focusing on the impacts of climate change on Australia’s way of life.