Prof Tony Haymet attended the Oceans of Data conference in Perth, where he delivered a keynote address on 25 May 2026.

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On Friday 22 May 2026, Prof Tony Haymet delivered the closing keynote address at Collaborate Innovate 2026 in Perth.

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On 15 May 2026, Prof Tony Haymet delivered the opening remarks for the 9th Malaspina Awards ceremony and later presented the Individual Award to Dr Josep 'Pep' Canadell.

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On 13 May 2026, Professor Haymet delivered a pre-recorded video address to the Maritime Decarbonisation Summit.

Prof Tony Haymet delivering a video address to the Maritime Decarbonisation Summit

On Thursday 23 April, Prof Tony Haymet attended the Future Energy Forum delivered by the Melbourne Energy Institute and the University of Melbourne Industry Partnerships team.

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On Tuesday 21 April, Australia’s Chief Scientist Prof Tony Haymet delivered a pre-recorded address for the launch of the Australian Research Council Hub for PV Solar Panel Recycling and Sustainability.

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On Wednesday 22 April 2026, Prof Tony Haymet delivered a speech at the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics in Melbourne.

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The National Science and Technology Council has released a series of reports examining how resilience to misinformation can be strengthened in Australia.

Cover of Information resilience: how misinformation undermines social cohesion, trust and democracy

Professor Tony Haymet spoke at the Science Meets Parliament 2026 dinner on 25 March.

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Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Tony Haymet, recently visited a UNSW exhibition showcasing advanced bushfire research and technology. This cinematic exhibition helps firefighters and communities to better understand the behaviour of fires under different conditions.

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