“NAVIGATION DEVICES MAKE vast reserves of distributed knowledge available to us in an instant. But, crucially, they never require us to possess information in our own memory in the way that successful navigators have been required to do till now.” M.R. O’Connor’s new book Wayfinding: The Science and Mystery of How Humans
Author: Crystal Bevan
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Canberra: UK tourist views, Kangaroo culling
JENNY ELLIOT is a UK resident who has held peaceful vigils outside the Australian Embassy in London, hoping to educate prospective tourists about Australia’s culling of our kangaroos. She recently visited Canberra again (seen above, pictured by Crystal Bevan) to raise her voice against the kangaroo culling happening in the ACT
Nitrogen bacteria may save world’s crops powered by the sun
NITROGEN IS EVERYWHERE in the world around us and becomes inherently useful when chemically combined with other elements. In this ‘fixed state’ it can be used as a fertilizer, bulking up the crops that humans consume. It quickly became so essential that border wars were once fought over supply. However, the
Therapy with horses staged in Carwoola
Amazing results The Bulletin’s roving reporter Crystal Bevan has followed her visit with the Pegasus riding program for disabled children with a look at a local business applying the equally interesting concept of equine therapy. She finds there are a range of mental health and personal growth issues experienced by people,
