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Cycling - A Sequel
Henrietta McAlister - Monday, November 15, 2010
We've been to Hel(met) and back in the last week! The rights and wrongs of wearing bicycle helmets have been passionately discussed in the paper (mostly online) and on radio over the last couple of weeks. Fact is it is illegal not to. More >>
Art Meets Science at the Labyrinth
Henrietta McAlister - Thursday, September 16, 2010
When Bettina suggested we construct a labyrinth it immediately sent my neurons firing off in all directions ( read ' I thought it was a good idea')!
It was the art project that finally surfaced from all that activity up there in my head. But that was only the start of it (and may well be the end of me) – imagine a 6m x 6m canvas! More >>
How we wrecked the ocean
Bettina Walter - Tuesday, May 11, 2010This goes out to all the fishing fans out there - and no, it's not your fault! It's all of us! We Australians love our beautiful oceans yet we are conducting our life in a most greedy and wasteful way - only surpassed by Americans. More >>
Late Easter Greetings and a brilliant talk by a real social scientist
Bettina Walter - Monday, April 05, 2010The Easter break gave me the chance to enjoy camping with friends and my children. It also gave me time for reflection about the place of religion in our lives. More >>
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