The Molonglo River rises in the Great Dividing Range, running through Canberra to fill Lake Burley Griffin. West of Canberra the Molonglo merges with the Murrumbidgee and flows northwards to Murray River.
Mount Bishop (Wilson’s Promontory, Victoria), with stunning views over the coast.
These shots were taken in what is currently known as Ben Boyd National Park, near Eden in southern New South Wales.
Genoa Peak sits in the Croajingolong National Park in eastern Victoria, about 20km west of Mallacoota. These were taken just off the peak.
This is actually an old one, taken near the Kingaroy observatory in Queensland in early 2016.
As part of Australian Science Week 2018 I spent seven hours on a bus to talk for 8 minutes about nuclear physics in a pub in Sydney. Totally worth it. Apologies for the terrible lighting – there may be a better video on the way. Also, occasional swearing!
Sunday Brunch is the Sunday morning show on ABC Canberra 666, hosted by the fantastic Lish Fejer. Colleague and Nanda Dasgupta and I were recently invited on to talk about Alchemy – the ancient art of transforming lead into gold. Whilst I wouldn’t consider myself an alchemist, a lot of what we do in nuclear physics does involve transforming one element into another.
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