Some notable guests interviewed on The Skeptic Zone are: Stephen Fry, Tim Minchin, Richard Wiseman, Ben Goldacre, Jon Ronson, Benjamin Radford, Steven Novella, Eugenie Scott, Tim Farley and Phil Plait.
•
In June 2005, members of the creationist group Answers in Genesis – Australia debated a team from the Australian Skeptics online on Margo Kingston's web diary section of the Sydney Morning Herald website.
Australian Labor Party | Australian | Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Australian Football League | Australian rules football | Australian National University | Royal Australian Navy | Australian Open | Australian Army | Australian House of Representatives | Australian dollar | Australian Capital Territory | Royal Australian Air Force | First Australian Imperial Force | Australian federal election, 2007 | Australian Institute of Sport | Australian Idol | Australian Greens | The Australian | Australian War Memorial | Australian Recording Industry Association | Australian English | Australian Bicentenary | Australian Aboriginal kinship | South Australian Railways | Australian Senate | Australian Rugby League | Australian Defence Force | Australian pound | West Australian Football League |
In 2008 Phelps was awarded the Bent Spoon Award by the Australian Skeptics Association, an award "presented to the perpetrator of the most preposterous piece of paranormal or pseudoscientific piffle", for "selling quackery and woowoo".
In December 2009, an informal double-blind test was performed on the Australian television program Today Tonight, led by Richard Saunders from the Australian Skeptics.
In July 2009, Alastair Tait represented the Young Australian Skeptics on 702 ABC Sydney in an interview with Nick Rheinberger about the group's investigation into moon landing conspiracy theories.