On 3 November 2026, the Chief Scientist spoke in Canberra at a Swiss embassy reception marking 65 years of Australia–Switzerland relations.

On Tuesday 27 October, Australia's Chief Scientist, Prof Tony Haymet delivered a speech at the 2026 National Science and Engineering Challenge dinner in Canberra.

Professor Haymet delivered the keynote address at the award ceremony for the 2026 Marie Krogh Young Women in Science Prize.

A new report highlights the importance of integrating social science perspectives into efforts to tackle the world’s biggest challenges. 

National Science Week 2026 is an opportunity to celebrate science in Australia and shine a light on the enormous contribution of scientists, researchers, Indigenous knowledge holders, science teachers, and institutions.

In June 2026, the Chief Scientist addressed the Indonesia–Australia Leaders Dialogue on Science, Technology and Innovation.

On 8 July 2026, the Chief Scientist addressed the national conference of the Australian Science Teachers Association.

On 15 July 2026, Prof Tony Haymet delivered a speech at the Korea-Australia Future Forum in Seoul, Republic of Korea.

On Monday 22 June, Prof Tony Haymet delivered the opening address at the Australian Science Olympiads Team announcement in Canberra.

At the heart of NCRIS is a highly skilled workforce that makes cutting-edge research possible every day, says Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Tony Haymet.