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  1. Feb 2

    We’ve worked with ’s Ministry of Lands & Natural Resources to recover observation data at ’alofa, operated under ’s COSPPac. Data is helpful when analysing effects of the recent volcanic eruption. Access data 👉 .

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  2. Feb 1

    Press▶️! Water filling Australia’s Ramsar-listed Hattah-Kulkyne National Park lakes in false colour animation of 🛰️imagery using & . First environmental flow to fill the lakes since 2017

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  3. Jan 27

    Press ▶️ for epic visuals showing the scale of Antarctica, its global significance & its fragility, captured by our scientist Dr Alix Post. Alix is an Ambassador, & joined the recent from Canberra to champion the importance of Antarctic science.

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  4. Jan 26

    Our Education Program Manager Shona Blewett was awarded a in the 2022 Honours for her work inspiring thousands of school students about the wonders of . Congratulations Shona!

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  5. Jan 24

    We have received more than 655 reports from people who felt the 4.7 magnitude earthquake that occurred at 05:24 am (AWST) in Wagin, WA. Read our statement here 👉

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  6. Jan 24

    We’ve detected an with a preliminary magnitude of 4.7 at 05:24 am (AWST) in Wagin, WA. If you need assistance, contact your local emergency services. Complete a felt report at 👉 .

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  7. Jan 11

    We're pleased to be working with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency to track their recently launched and newest generation navigation satellite, QZS-1R, using Positioning Australia’s regional GNSS network. Access data from the regional GNSS network at

    The GNSS reference station near Karratha (WA) which is tracking the new QZS-1R satellite.
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  8. 21 Dec 2021

    Wishing you a happy and safe festive season from us all at Geoscience Australia🎄.

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  9. 20 Dec 2021

    We are now the proud owners and managers of 🗺️. In collaboration with ’s , we have upgraded NationalMap in its most significant release this year! If you’re looking for Government spatial data, NationalMap is here for you: 👉

    The NationalMap interface.
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  10. 19 Dec 2021

    We are excited to announce the first annual update! This includes shoreline data for 2020, a new temporal filter that improves mapping performance across small islands & dynamic sand bars, & much more! Follow the link to explore the map 👉

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  11. 15 Dec 2021

    We recently hosted the Inaugural AUS-US Ocean Exploration Workshop, along with & . The workshop identified priorities and capabilities to establish a joint approach to ocean exploration & mapping in the Pacific region. We look forward to further collaboration!

    Just some of the participants who attended the Inaugural AUS-US workshop on Ocean Exploration.
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  12. 13 Dec 2021

    Press ▶️ to catch our Marine Geoscientist Aero as on 's Drones for Good podcast. As part of the AusSeabed initiative, he explores the work we do with the ocean🌊, how important seabed mapping🗺️ is, & how unmanned technologies can improve science👉

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  13. 7 Dec 2021

    We recently gathered to acknowledge the important contributions made by a huge part of our team - our amazing volunteers. We thank you all, for your skills, passion, & diligence, despite a challenging year. Learn about the amazing work our volunteers do 👉

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  14. 2 Dec 2021

    Today is ! It's an opportunity for us to celebrate, acknowledge & make positive changes to the lives of those living with disability. We are committed to building our inclusive culture, enabling all to participate fully & pursue rewarding careers at GA.

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  15. 1 Dec 2021

    New research presents insights into the evolution of the Port Campbell Limestone, which forms Victoria's iconic Twelve Apostles. It describes the formation's properties and interprets age, environments, and influences on its deposition. 👉 📷

    Image from Tourism Australia of the 12 Apostles
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  16. 1 Dec 2021

    Do you want to know how we are using decades-old seismic data to understand the energy, minerals, and groundwater potential of the through the initiative? Check this out 👉

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  17. 30 Nov 2021

    It’s ! We have been going to Antarctica for over 60 years and each trip brings new research opportunities and discoveries. We’re happy to be working with to use our science to improve understanding of this amazing part of the world.

    Geoscience Australia scientists in Antarctica.
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  18. 29 Nov 2021

    We're supporting to deliver the 2021 Greenhouse Gas Acreage Webinar. The webinar presents how companies can bid on areas to explore for greenhouse gas storage & the geological context of the release areas. Join us at 2pm Monday 6 December👉

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  19. 28 Nov 2021

    We're excited that the has released the Earth Observations from Space Technology Roadmap 2021–2030. We'll work with industry & the research community to realise the opportunities it presents, including stronger international partnerships. 👉

    The Advancing Space: Earth Observation from Space Roadmap 2021–2030.
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  20. 28 Nov 2021

    We've taken part in ’s global🌏 campaign to compare data from the 8 & 9 satellites during the recent, once in a satellite’s lifetime, underfly🛰️. Do you know why we need to make sure Landsat satellites are taking like-for-like measurements?👉

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