SKA-Low update

A snowman with smile and carrot nose to the left of a large sign with 'SKAO global headquarters' in large text.

Ngarlbugala 2023 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel looks back on all the progress over the year since SKA-Low started construction.

Sun shines across an outback landscape that contains camp structures

Spring 2023 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel lets us know about some important infrastructure and array milestones, and how they're managing some of the environmental factors.

engineers assemble an antenna on red dirt under a blue sky

Jandangga 2023 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel updates us on construction activities on site include those for water management and antenna installation.

Flat-packed antennas, ready to be assembled, stand on red soil against a blue, slightly cloudy sky

Autumn 2023 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinkel tells us about the new groundworks taking place onsite, as construction of SKA-Low begins.

Summer 2022 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel tells us all about the milestone construction commencement ceremony held earlier in December, including the special gift he received of a Wajarri digging stick.

Nine smiling people sitting around a meeting room table with bright blue noticeboards on the walls surrounding them.

Spring 2022 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel welcomes new team members to the SKA-Low team in Geraldton and updates us on preparing for SKA-Low construction, starting soon.

Winter 2022 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel shares the SKA-Low team's busy past few months, including a visit from SKAO Director-General Phil Diamond.

Six people standing around a large white cross marking a location on red WA dirt in Wajarri country.

Autumn 2022 SKA-Low update

Ant Schinckel shares the whirlwind trip his recent visitors from the SKAO Headquarters enjoyed across Sydney, Perth, Geraldton and, of course, the MRO.