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Podcast: Inspiring Australia’s next generation of space p...
Noemie Veñegas · 2026-07-06 · via podcasts

In this episode of the Space Connect Podcast, senior journalist Robert Dougherty is joined by Jen Malone, founder of the Young Astronauts Club Australia, during the Australian Space Summit & Exhibition 2026 in Sydney.

Malone discusses the origins of the Young Astronauts Club, how the grassroots initiative has grown into a national science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) outreach program, and why engaging children early is critical to addressing Australia’s future space workforce needs.

The discussion explores education, industry collaboration and the growing opportunities across Australia’s civil and defence space sectors while examining how initiatives such as Australia’s astronaut program are inspiring the next generation.

The podcast conversation includes the following topics:

  • Why Australia must inspire children to pursue STEM and space careers from an early age.
  • Building the Young Astronauts Club and expanding opportunities for students nationwide.
  • The importance of reaching regional and rural communities through accessible STEM education.
  • Australia’s evolving space industry, workforce shortages and emerging career pathways.
  • The growing links between Australia’s civil, commercial and defence space sectors.
  • The inspirational impact of Australia’s astronaut program and the #FlyKatherine campaign.
  • Industry collaboration, private investment and Australia’s role in the global space ecosystem.
  • The influence of AI, emerging technologies and future lunar exploration in today’s students.
  • Plans to launch a national online Young Astronauts Club, making space education accessible regardless of postcode.

Finally, the discussion wraps up by examining the importance of family engagement, community support and creating lasting pathways that encourage young Australians to become the scientists, engineers and space professionals of the future.

Enjoy the podcast,
The Space Connect team

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