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They might not look like much at first glance – just a few fragments of fossilised eggshell in slides. But these 55-million-year-old shell slivers from href="https://www.murgon.net.au/" rel="noope...

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From the Stone of Destiny to Queensland Museum

At first glance, it looks like an ordinary piece of red sandstone. But this small fragment in Queensland Museum’s collection has an extraordinary story – one that spans centuries of coronations, political intrigue and Scottish national pride.

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October is Indigenous Business Month, a national celebration highlighting the innovation, creativity, and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses. This month-long initiative recognises the economic, cultural, and social contributions of Indigenous-owned businesses and inspires the next generation of entrepreneurs. At Queensland Museum, we are...

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Dozens of sharks in a feeding frenzy at Snapper Rocks may look alarming, but it’s perfectly normal behaviour.

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How long have you been with Queensland Museum and what attracted you to museum work?

I started at Queensland Museum in 2016, straight out of university, as a casual collections technician working on two very large storage upgrades that ra...

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