A video created for the Australia Minerals booth at the China Mining 2014 conference. The video has key information translated into Mandarin.

A video created for the Australia Minerals booth at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2014 conference. The video has 2 versions, one with an advert for the Australia Minerals seminar (for use on the Sunday and Monday morning of the conference) and one without an advert (to be used on the Monday afternoon, Tuesday and Wednesday of the conference).

A touch screen application based on the periodic table. Clicking on an element displays general information on the properties of, and minerals related to, that element. Selected elements have further links to commodity and resource information. This application has been prepared for display at both international and domestic conferences (examples of which include PDAC, China Mining, AMEC, Mining, and the AESC) and associated events.

This story map is a concept used to bring a more interactive approach to visualising scientific data. In this application, it is providing an opportunity to raise awareness of the role that Geoscience Australia plays within the nation's disaster risk reduction framework and showcase the innovative modelling and monitoring capability it provides to the nation.

A movie (~10 mins) showing the scientific discovery of the submerged reefs of the Gulf of Carpentaria. It describes the coral reef survival, growth and death; the change in sea level, global climate and ocean currents.

This is a 7 minute movie made to be played in the GA Booth at various conferences, they include: APPEA 2005, other national and international conferences. The movie details the Big New Oil Data Acquisition Project.

This is a 4.5 minute movie showcasing Australia's Benthic Bioregionalisation Zones. It was produced in GA for National Oceans Office Staff in Tasmania.

This a 6.3 minute movie for Presentation by Tony Brown - Director of TAS Mines Dept) to: the Tasmanian Ministers in Feb 2005 for PDAC in March 2005.

Aim: Use a map such as the seafloor and land topography of Australia and surrounding region (GeoCat 64057 MP 03/2457.44) as a base to create an interactive animation which illustrates the geological formation of: - Heard Island an active sub-marine volcano; and - The Warrumbungle volcano an inactive volcano formed by hot spot volcanism.

This Forum consisted of short and sharp 3 min presentations on a range of topics.