Recent Events on YouTube: October 2025
Most face-to-face events and all online events conducted by the Royal Society of New South Wales are recorded and made available for subsequent viewing on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/royalsocnsw. In […]
Most face-to-face events and all online events conducted by the Royal Society of New South Wales are recorded and made available for subsequent viewing on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/royalsocnsw. In […]
The audience of 60 people who attended the Society’s 1332nd Ordinary General Meeting at the State Library of NSW on 1 October 2025 enjoyed a captivating discussion on the theme
Has the Society ever published a paper about the poet, John Keats? To answer this question (or any others about papers we have published since 1862), go to the new
The Royal Society of New South Wales was delighted to learn of the recognition of two of its Fellows in the recently announced list of new Fellows of the Australian
The Royal Society of New South Wales warmly welcomes 28 new members to the Society’s ranks, effective from 17 September 2025. FellowsProfessor Lachlan BlackhallProfessor Maria ByrneProfessor David CarmentProfessor Elizelle CilliersProfessor
The appointment of Dr James Renwick AM CSC SC FRSN as a Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2) was announced by the Chief Justice
The stories of South Asian and Chinese ayahs and amahs — nursemaids and domestic servants — reveal crucial details about women’s domestic labour, race and class in Australia’s settler colonial
The Royal Society of New South Wales is delighted to learn that four of its Fellows and previous RSNSW award winners have been awarded Australian Museum Eureka Prizes for 2025
The fourteenth in the series of Ideas@theHouse events, which are joint presentations of Her Excellency, The Honourable Margaret Beazley AC KC, Governor of New South Wales, and the Royal Society
Ross Gittins AM FRSN FASSA, the Economics Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald for more than 50 years, delivered the fourth in the Society’s Lunchtime series of Provocations and Inspirations