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Podcaster, adventurer and unabashed "nature nerd" Ann Jones pulls back the curtain on the strangest corners of the natural world.

Join Bundjalung woman Arabella Douglas and Dr Robyn James for a powerful conversation on the gender–climate nexus.

Step into the world of native botanicals with this relaxed, hands-on workshop hosted by Three Little Birds and Guided by First Nations chef Chris Jordan.

Sex. It’s fun, it’s complicated, and it is crucial for our species’ survival. Sex doesn’t just happen between the sheets – it’s threaded into so much of our psychology and culture.  

Acclaimed broadcaster and bestselling author Julia Baird dives into one of the most fascinating scientific questions of recent time: what does your gut have to do with your brain?

A fun festival highlight where scientists and comedians join forces for an uncensored Saturday night showdown! 

Australia’s favourite science communicator takes the stage to uncover the breakthroughs, surprises and spectacular stories that have shaped our understanding of the universe.

The Queensland Museum is packed with artefacts and specimens that wow visitors every day, but what's on display is only the beginning.

Explore how birds like ibis, brushturkeys, kookaburras and cockatoos have adapted to city life, using clever — and often cheeky — survival skills.

AI is transforming the world — but at what cost? This session explores how data, resources, and technology impact Country, Culture, and Indigenous communities.