Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man,a former NSW Young Australian of the Year,who founded DeadlyScience,which employs 35 people to teach children about Indigenous science.
There were plenty of highlights for Wallabies fans in the first half. Unfortunately,rugby Tests are played over two halves … something Joe Schmidt’s side seemed to forget against France.
Are elite soccer players,as a breed,up themselves? The evidence of the last week in the USA would suggest so.
Most importantly for the Blues,Nathan Cleary,who to this point has only ever had one question mark over his superlative career – can he perform in the cauldron of Origin? – was superlative.
We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much,much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement,says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.
This match proved beyond all doubt that this generation of Wallabies is a magnificent team in the making - but right now they remain Gallipoli meets Maxwell Smart.
As Maya Joint would recount,the dream of playing on centre court at Wimbledon against the best in the business had been with her since she was a little girl.
Artificial intelligence is the most significant technology that has ever been developed,and one tech whiz says governments around the world don’t know what to do about it.
Against all the odds,Tony Popovic has steered Australia into the World Cup’s knockout stage. Where this adventure ends,nobody knows ...
According to esteemed economist Saul Eslake,there’s a very good reason why the housing market is out of control. Most of us are happy to let it rip.