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From 18th January 2000:
The strange connection between corn flakes and masturbation by Ian Woolf,
- discusssion with Sophie Kalvalides, Lachlan Whatmore and Ian Woolf.
The Life of Jacob Bronowski concluded by Lachlan Whatmore.
Hosted by Lachlan Whatmore and Ian Woolf,
Technical support by Gina Sartore,
Re-edited by Ian Woolf,
Sound check by Charles Willock

Ian, Gina, and Lach

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From 16th November 1999:
News of Martian probes and exoplanets by David Blank,
Matt Whitfort asks Dr Michelle Smyth about the issues facing women in science.
Ian Woolf interviews Professor Ashley Craig about his research into the UTS Mindswitch.
Ian Woolf talks with Dr Andrew Djurak about Quantum Computers.
Presented by Carol Oliver.
Produced by Ian Woolf,
with technical support by Lucas Koellen.
Sound check by Charles Willock,
re-edited by Ian Woolf.

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From 12th November 2018:
My Health Record privacy director quits,
99 data breaches reported by Ian Woolf,
Bernard Robertson-Dunn talks about why you should opt out of My Health Record.
Fact and sound checking by Charles Willock,
Produced and hosted by Ian Woolf.

Opt out of My Health Record
Australian Privacy Foundation
Hidden conflict: My Health Record boss privately giving advice to health firms
Hunt finally submits to My Health Record arm-twists as opt-out window extended
Govt reveals My Health Record opt out window
Uncertainty looms over MyHealth deadline
Senate inquiry recommends locking down My Health Record by default
Greg Hunt refuses to give My Health Record update as MPs push to extend opt-out period
My Health Record: Greg Hunt promises to redraft legislation after public outcry
Rushed My Health Record changes still missing the point
My Health Record access controls used only 214 times in million record trial
There is no social licence for My Health Record. Australians should reject it
My health record hit by 99 data breaches
Is The Grass The Same Colour? Reflections On National Governments Implementing Health Care Initiatives
The Five Biggest My Health Dramas Of The Week
My Health Record privacy framework 'identical' to failed UK scheme, expert says

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From 24th January 2011:

Whistling caterpillars,
bug zappers powered by the bugs they zap,
fluoridated water can hurt children's teeth,
Gotham partners announce they will profile EVERYBODY,
Peer Review by the Peer Review Players,
Paying attention can lose you weight and make you happy,
The Woolf-Pulfrich effect - 3D and antidepressant!
Presented and produced by Ian Woolf

Whistling caterpillars startle birds

Carnivorous Domestic Entertainment Robots

The use of fluoride in infants and children

The historical origin of the Pulfrich effect: a serendipitous astronomic observation at the border of the Milky Way
Poor Man's 3D Video
Doctor Who in 3-D
nV News - 3D Imagery - 3D Glasses
The Pulfrich Illusion
The Pulfrich Effect: Discussions & Explanations
Pulfrich Glasses - 3-D Glasses Named After Astronomer Carl Pulfrich
Pulfrich effect Stereoscopy (wikipedia)

Can Taped Goggles Heal Emotional Disorders?
Dual-brain psychology: therapy for both of your brains
Depression Research Supports Dual-Brain Theory