A rocket carrying a new crew to the International Space Station blasts off at the Russian leased Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan last year. Photo: AP/Dmitri Lovetsky

Opinion

Failure to launch? There's something missing from Australia's space plans

Proposed changes to Australia’s space activities legislation do little to inspire confidence in the government’s approach to a commercial space industry, writes Melissa de Zwart from the University of Adelaide.

News

State Govt launches its own space industry centre

The State Government will establish a space industry centre in Adelaide as part of its push to grow the sector.

News

Public events to showcase SA's rich space heritage

Australia’s first and most famous astronaut Andrew Thomas will headline a range of public events next week as Adelaide welcomes the world’s space leaders at the International Astronautical Congress.

Science & Tech

SA space app to help protect against bushfires

A South Australian mobile app to help warn and protect communities from bushfires is being developed with a little help from NASA.

Local

The journey from the outback to outer space

In its heyday, Woomera was a thriving outback town that played a pivotal role in the space race. Now that legacy is being celebrated in a new exhibition at the State Library.