ALT A person stands at a podium in a conference setting, addressing an audience. Behind the speaker, a projected slide reads "How can scientists be in the media" with names and titles of panelists listed: Michael Hopkin, Amanda Rider, Ramu Sapkota, and Wilson da Silva, referring to an upcoming ASC panel discussion in 2024.

ALT Three panelists are seated in front of an audience at the Australian Science Communicators conference, with a presentation slide displayed behind them titled "How can scientists truly benefit the public good?" featuring names of the speakers and their affiliations.

ALT Poster with words: Atomically Correct, Rachel Rayner, Science Explainer. Logo of Sydney Fringe in bottom right corner. Woman laughs while kicking up her legs and sitting in a hoop.

ALT Poster with words: Atomically Correct, a quantum comedy by Rachel Rayner, Science Explainer. Logo of Sydney Fringe and wreath of Adelaide Fringe Winner. Woman in gold top looks shocked and holds two disco balls.

ALT Madi, Shirty Science founder smiles at the camera

ALT ASKAP Antenna – Wajarri names 1. Biyarli - galah 2. Birliya – tree with edible gum, bardi 3. Bundara - star 4. Bimba- edible gum 5. Gagurla – bush pear 6. Wilara - moon 7. Irra barndi – good talk 8. Jirdilungu – milky way 9. Balayi – look out 10. Bardi – witchetty grub 11. Manggawarla - hat 12. Yalibirri - emu 13. Jabi - lizard 14. Gagu - crow 15. Birri-birri - butterfly 16. Jindi-jindi – willy wag tail 17. Marlu - kangaroo 18. Ilgarijirri – things belonging to the sky 19. Biji-biji - caterpillar 20. Wana – women’s hitting stick 21. Minda - shade 22. Nyingari – zebra finch bird 23. Nyambi – traditional dance 24. Janimaarnu - Chinese 25. Magumarra – Wajarri Elder 26. Yamaji nyarlu - woman 27. Yamaljinggu – Wajarri Elder 28. Yagu - mother 29. Diggiedumble – table top 30. Nyarluwarri – seven sisters 31. Mungal - morning 32. Woodrudda – Hill in Yallalong 33. Budara – hill on Wooleen Station 34. Jinawirri – Wajarri Elder 35. Ngubanu - dingo 36. Birli - lightning