We are looking for a Vice-Chair for the ANZIC Science Committee in 2026.

Myra Keep, the Chair of our Educate Subcommittee, discusses how the decline of geoscience education can be addressed.

ANZIC provides funds to support scientists and students from Australian and New Zealand member institutions to participate in international scientific drilling expeditions and projects.

Read our 2025 Annual Report to share in the big scientific drilling moments, our practical impact, the international teamwork, and training the people to carry this work forward.

Workshop brings together international team to develop a proposal to investigate intriguing seafloor pockmarks which might be involved in control of atmospheric carbon dioxide during ice age cycles.

Our workshop brought together researchers, infrastructure providers and coring experts to develop and coordinate offshore and onshore coring proposals for the Australasian region.

ANZIC invites proposals from Australian & New Zealand scientists and educators for our Continental & Ocean Research & Drilling (CORE) Funding.

Thirty university students and trainers from ANZIC member institutions across Australia will get the training experience of a lifetime when they take to the seas for a circumnavigation of Tasmania aboard CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator.

We’re thrilled to announce Laura McDonald as winner of the 2026 ANZIC Prize for Best Student Publication – our annual spotlight on outstanding student research in scientific drilling.