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Time flies. It is already August. Winter is almost over and Fathers' Day is just around the corner.

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This month's Kids Zone features Vortex Valve, an article by CSIRO. Check it out.
In Animal Kingdom, read and find out about the Tiger Shark. Find out what  they look like, what  they eat, their habitat and more

For members who are interested in History, Amazing Grace is a great movie to watch. The competition just ended and congratulations to the winners. The Flying Scotsman is an inspirational movie worth watching. We have fifteen double passes to be won. Check it out.

August 18th to 26th is National Science Week. Check out what is happening throughout Australia.

To celebrate the National Science Week, until 30th September or until stocks last, take advantage of the Double Helix 'Who Dun It?' special offer and receive a free copy of either Famous Horse Snatched or Priceless Painting Pinched, forensics books by Simon Torok and Paul Holper.

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Kids Zone -  Science for Kids

Vortex Valve - Activity contributed by CSIRO

You will need: 2 1L soft drink bottles without lids A washer with centre hole diameter of 9mm Electrical or plumbers' tape Food colouring  Check out the activity

 

Kids Zone - Animal Kingdom

  Tiger Shark - also known as Galeocerdo cuvier.

Tiger sharks are large, dangerous predators that have been responsible for many attacks on humans. There is no mistaking a tiger shark. The dark tiger stripes on the back and sides can be seen even on large individuals. They also have a wide head and a huge belly.

What do they look like? what do they eat? What is their habitat....Click here to find out more.

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Special Double Helix National Science Week Offer - LIMITED TIME
Double Helix 'Who Dun It?' special offer

Offer expires September 30 or while book stocks last.

To celebrate National Science Week, use the attached one-page membership form to join CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club and receive a free copy of either Famous Horse Snatched or Priceless Painting Pinched, forensics books by Simon Torok and Paul Holper.

 

Membership of CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club costs A$26 per year (for addresses within Australia). The forensic books are valued at $12.95 each