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Charles Darwin: Evolutionary Thinking
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150 years ago, Charles Darwin published a theory so ground-breaking that it challenged everything people believed about life on Earth.
2009 is the year of Darwin and marks a double celebration – not only is it 200 years since the scientist’s birth, but also 150 years since The Origin of Species was first published.
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Amazing Backyard Adventures
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From the biological interactions between plants and insects, the zoology of nocturnal animals, the horticultural know how that goes into growing giant vegetables, the mathematical genius needed to lay pavers and the feats of construction that can go on in the shed, the backyard is full of science.
Scitech has created a travelling back garden, complete with garden gnomes, ants and a giant spider that will engage visitors with science and technology and enable them to continue discovering after they leave the exhibition.
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Steel Beach - ship breaking in Bangladesh
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Photographs by Andrew Bell
At the town of Sitakunda on the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh, Andrew Bell photographed the shipbreaking industry. At low tide the vast mud flat on the Bay of Bengal is an industrial wasteland of oil tankers, and passenger liners that have reached the end of their sailing lives.
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Little Shipmates - seafaring pets
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Cats, dogs, monkeys and birds have been cherished on board ships for as long as people have made sea voyages. Sydney photographer Sam Hood went on board thousands of ships between 1900 and the 1950s. This selection of photographs shows how much pets meant to many seafarers.
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Femme fatale: the female criminal
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Woman is rarely wicked, but when she is, she is worse than a man. Italian proverb
Wicked women, seductive sinners, vicious vixens – from the biblical first transgressor Eve to later day child-killer Kathleen Folbigg the female criminal is portrayed in many guises in popular culture, myth, literature and history but what do these stereotypes tell us about women and crime?
Australian authorities have grappled with how to control wayward women from the moment raucous female convicts stepped ashore. The brutal reality of notorious female criminals such as ‘the man-woman murderer’ Eugenia Falleni, sly grogger Kate Leigh and poisoner Yvonne Fletcher is in stark contrast to the glamour of the noir seductress and pulp novel siren. This exhibition examines these extremes, traversing criminological theory, popular culture and case studies.
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Wildilife Photographer of the Year
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The Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition is an international showcase for the very best photography featuring natural subjects. Each year thousands of entries are received and judged by an expert panel. The winners are announced at an awards ceremony that takes place each October at the Natural History Museum, London. The resulting The Wildlife Photographer of the Year is arranged by category and copies of each photograph are made available to agents around the world. The Australian Museum is the tour organiser in Australia.
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MarketSPACE
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