Well, we're well into the final week of this project - as previously mentioned, it winds up on 17 April - so let's get on with the three stories about what went right" from my newsfeed for today.
Indigenous influence on AFL creation confirmed by historical transcripts, historian says by Malcolm Sutton (ABC Victoria)
Professor Jenny Hocking, a historian with Monash University, has found transcripts which point to an indigenous origin for the Australian Rules football code - most specifically, a game now referred to as Marngrook.
Researcher hopes to use brain's natural response to music to aid stroke recovery by Emma Wynne (ABC Radio Perth, Western Australia)
A researcher at Murdoch University is looking to recruit "stroke patients to participate in a study of a music-based, individualised therapy program using smartphone app GotRhythm, which was developed by exercise scientists at the University of Western Australia."
Open-air dinosaur museum opens in outback Queensland, 100 million years in the making by Nicole Bond (ABC Western Queensland)
A new permanent open-air exhibition has been added to the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum at Winton, Queensland.
So there's my three for the day. If you've found any stories about what went right, why not share them in the comments and boost the signal?
Indigenous influence on AFL creation confirmed by historical transcripts, historian says by Malcolm Sutton (ABC Victoria)
Professor Jenny Hocking, a historian with Monash University, has found transcripts which point to an indigenous origin for the Australian Rules football code - most specifically, a game now referred to as Marngrook.
Researcher hopes to use brain's natural response to music to aid stroke recovery by Emma Wynne (ABC Radio Perth, Western Australia)
A researcher at Murdoch University is looking to recruit "stroke patients to participate in a study of a music-based, individualised therapy program using smartphone app GotRhythm, which was developed by exercise scientists at the University of Western Australia."
Open-air dinosaur museum opens in outback Queensland, 100 million years in the making by Nicole Bond (ABC Western Queensland)
A new permanent open-air exhibition has been added to the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum at Winton, Queensland.
So there's my three for the day. If you've found any stories about what went right, why not share them in the comments and boost the signal?
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