Try your hand at exciting experiments and activities from CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club. Mix some slime, build a rocket, make sultanas dance and more, using everyday equipment from around the house!

CSIRO's Double Helix Club runs competitions for both The Helix and Scientriffic magazines. Enter The Helix freebies competition now to win a prize.

Get more out of The Helix magazine with these ideas for classroom use.

Designs for a futuristic solar tent have been revealed. It includes cutting-edge technologies, allowing campers to relax in comfort, stay connected and power their gadgets. Read more in this extract from The Helix, CSIRO's science magazine for ages 10+.

Research has shown that dingoes have a positive effect on Australian native mammals by controlling populations of other introduced species, particularly foxes. Read more in this extract from The Helix magazine.

Look out, there are millipedes about! Read about the results of the CSIRO Double Helix Science Club national experiment, Millipede Mayhem.

If you commit a dirty crime, dirt will dob* on you.

CSIRO’s Double Helix Science Club has produced a paper model of the International Space Station (ISS) – the first designed just for children. 

Australia won’t be able to maintain a science-literate population if the decline in science education is not reversed, says CSIRO science educator Dr Kath Kovac.

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