ATNF people made key contributions to describing the wide range of research that will be enabled by the SKA telescopes.

Astronomers have found evidence of vacuum birefringence, a long-predicted quantum effect.

A unique galaxy provides important insights into the processes that governed the growth of the first black holes.

Gravitational waves from a neutron star collision have been used to make a new measurement of the Hubble Constant.

Highlights from recent ATUC and ATNF Futures meetings, facility and RFI updates, exciting new data products and LPT science.

A new map of the Universe’s magnetic fields revealing how galaxies form and evolve is now available.

A white dwarf star system provides a unique natural laboratory for extreme physics.

FLASH has been observing the Universe as it was 4 to 8 billion years ago and was illustrated by Wajarri artist Agnes Boddington. Download the poster!

New evidence that some of the fastest-spinning stars in the Universe broadcast radio waves from far beyond where scientists thought possible.

Australia’s longest-standing prize fellowship is open for applications.

Along with images from ground-based and space telescopes, researchers now think these blue flashes are caused by huge black holes tearing an entire star apart in just a few days.

All Sky and AI highlights, ATCA Science Day and BIGCAT commissioning review, plus meet our executive officers!