On poo, pooing and all that palaver. A children's author, a colorectal surgeon, a psychologist walked onto stage...

In the 1950s computers were so big they filled whole rooms. Women were employed in big numbers to work with them. But then something weird happened.

Hidden amongst astronomy's nineteenth century effort to map the stars, is a tale about some of the first women working in computing in Australia.

It's there if you look...under the sea. But how would we know? Join Science Friction on a journey into the lost heart of Doggerland.

What if you suddenly found out you aren't quite who you thought you were? Matty and family's story will move you.