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Big Bugs and Bigger Personalities: A Splash Of Colour For Our All New Lab!
Here in the bug house, we’re excited to unveil our fully rebuilt laboratory—now three times larger than before—offering significantly more space for our expanding suite of services. And thanks to the amazing talents of local WA artist Lawry Halden, our lab has a new look to go with its new capabilities, with a spray-painted mural […]
Season’s Greetings from MGPalaeo!
As 2024 draws to a close, we want to take a moment to catch our breath and look back on what has been an extraordinary year for MGPalaeo, and to thank you all for your continued support. This year has flown by, hasn’t it? How can it be December again already! Here’s a look at […]
“Event” Biostratigraphy and Jurassic Plays of the northern Perth Basin (EIS funded projects)
Three recent EIS-funded biostratigraphy projects have revolutionized our understanding of Jurassic plays in the northern Perth Basin, and with the next round of EIS funding opening in early 2025, there’s never been a better time to leverage this co-funded initiative. Jurassic and Triassic exploration in the Perth Basin had previously been held back by issues […]
Queensland’s Only Dedicated Palynology and Sedimentology Hub and our expanding Eastern Australia Presence
There’s a lot going on here at the bug house and we thought it was time – or perhaps a little overdue! – for a bit of an update. First up, we are excited to announce the launch of our new satellite office in Brisbane. In fact, it is Queensland’s only dedicated commercial office for […]
MGPalaeo & Intertek in Indonesia – Celebrating a year together!
Collaboration shouldn’t be just a buzzword—it’s the driving force behind innovation and success, and it’s something we care strongly about here at MGPalaeo. As such, we wanted to celebrate MGPalaeo and Intertek entering the second year of our working collaboration in Indonesia by looking back on what has been a successful first year, plus letting […]
Celebrating 40 Remarkable Years: MGPalaeo’s 2023 Year in Review
Another year done and dusted, and what a year it was! There were some monumental changes here in the bug house, some you’ve heard about and some you have not… But before we reveal all, this year also marked an important milestone – our 40th year in business. From humble beginnings on Roger and Dianne’s […]
Open-file Palynological Datasets from the Great Artesian Basin
The largest open-file collection of fully reviewed and standardized palynological data in Australia is now available for download. As the demand for water increases due to population and industry growth, understanding the hydrogeological characteristics of aquifers becomes even more crucial to our future. For this reason, groundwater has become an important part of our portfolio […]
The Perth Basin: Challenging Misconceptions and Unveiling its Palynological Potential
Western Australia’s Perth Basin has emerged as a key piece of Australia’s energy puzzle and is a hub of ongoing exploration and discovery, with resources including oil and gas, CCUS, geothermal, groundwater, and hydrogen. But to truly unlock the basin’s potential, we must delve deeper into the realm of palynology – and clear up some […]
Perth Basin Field Trip – stromatolites, coal seams, and wild flowers
When: 16-18 September 2022 MGPalaeo are excited to be working with PESA WA on this fascinating adventure into the Perth Basin. And to whet your appetite for this, check out the fun had last time we ventured out this way: From the Pinnacles to post-glacial Permian Plays of the Perth Basin. From PESA WA: ‘With […]