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World Science Day for Peace and Development

World Science Day For Peace & Development reminds us of the major role that science plays in how we function as a society and the importance of getting involved in public discussions around scientific issues.

By further involving science within society, we can all ensure that we are kept informed of developments within science and how we can work towards more sustainable developments.

To learn more about this cause just visit the website link.

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Do something generous – help people to get food on the table

The coronavirus situation has affected the lives of all Australians, many of whom are unable to afford groceries like they used to anymore. You can help ease the pressure off these people and better their lives from your own home.

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Become a scientist in your own backyard – have a go at ‘Citizen Science’

Want to learn more about Australia’s wildlife and contribute to the scientific community at the same time? Have a go at citizen science, where you can collect environmental data for scientific projects in your local area.

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You could save three lives today – just by donating blood!

Did you know that 1 in 3 people will need to receive blood in their lifetime, but only 1 in 30 people donate blood each year? Blood donation is an essential service and Australia needs donors now more than ever!

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