Census or privacy? Why can't we have both? by Ian Woolf

Dr Bernard Robertson-Dunn from the Australian Privacy Foundation talks about the Australian Census.

Honest Australian Census advert by The Juice media

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Ian has the flu, so from 2009: Join Marc West, Victoria Bond and Ian Woolf as we tackle questions in mathematics, biology, popular science and chemistry. Can you do better than the team?

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Also starring Victoria Bond and Ian Woolf

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Rat robot stingrays have heart by Ian Woolf,

Luke Barnes discusses how finely tuned the Universe is for life,

Callisto by the Ephemera Ensemble.

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Brain scan bugs by Ian Woolf,

Keyna Wilkins talks about creating music inspired by Astronomy,

Paul Francis has transcoded radio astronomy signals into haunting sounds.

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CFS identified by gut by Ian Woolf,

Tom Crosten talks about building a little satellite for QB50,

William Crowe starts a business mapping all the asteroids.

Why is Uranus Upside-down? by Fred Watson

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Brendan Clarke talks about why Australia needs the best technology for a National Broadband Network,

James Jansson talks about why Australia needs a Space Agency,

James Coffey talks about the Energy Policy of the Science Party.

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Fair go for CSIRO by Ian Woolf,

Tanya Latty talks about applying swarm intelligence,

Phil Dooley tells a Physics Fairy Tale at Physics in The Pub.

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Autism treated with good guts by Ian Woolf,

Mark Febbraio talks about heat shock proteins for longer life,

Heather Catchpole recites physics poems in the pub.

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The science policies of seven parties competing in the Australian Federal Election by Ian Woolf - table,

Guy Ben-Ary talks about Cellf - a dish of living neurons that jams with human musicians.

Cellf in performance with string trio Jon Rose, Clayton Thomas and Darren Moore.

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Solar panels reach record high efficiency, but funding will be cut,

Universe expanding faster than predicted by Ian Woolf,

David LeCouteur talks about healthier ageing through a high carbohydrate diet.

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