University of Newcastle
Public university in Callaghan, AustraliaWikipedia
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Oct 31, 2026
John ScottGUEST
Once we start drawing kinetic energy and you just park your car and you're getting paint that absorbs electricity.
John ScottGUEST
Now, I rang the Newcastle University here.
John ScottGUEST
They did a few years back.
John ScottGUEST
They said they discovered paint that is like a solar panel.
Jen McCutcheonCORRESPONDENT
with around 8,800 children affected in 2022-23, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
Jen McCutcheonCORRESPONDENT
University of Newcastle professor and Worimi man Kelvin Kong is one of Australia's leading ear, nose and throat specialists.
Jen McCutcheonCORRESPONDENT
He's spent his career improving access to culturally safe healthcare for Indigenous communities and says services like the EarBus are vital to help close the gap.
Kelvin KongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hearing loss is a developmental emergency and I banter on about this so much.
Kate CaseyHOST
In 1995, she won silver with Australia's junior women's team at the World Championships in Quebec.
Kate CaseyHOST
Outside the pool, Kelly started an arts degree at the University of Newcastle, but then she dropped out.
Kate CaseyHOST
She took a job coaching water polo at Ravenswood, a private girls' school on Sydney's North Shore, and she later became the school's sports coordinator.
Kate CaseyHOST
From 1994 to 1998, she dated a rugby union player named Duncan Gilles.
Mojola OmoleHOST
Dr. Courtney Barnes was the lead author of the article.
Mojola OmoleHOST
She's a research fellow with the National Center for Implementation Science at the University of Newcastle in Australia.
Mojola OmoleHOST
Courtney, thank you so much for joining us today all the way from Australia.
Courtney BarnesGUEST
Thanks for having me.
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Courtney BarnesGUEST
No worries, guys.
Courtney BarnesGUEST
Thank you so much.
Mojola OmoleHOST
Dr. Courtney Barnes is a research fellow with the National Center of Inflammation Science and at the University of Newcastle in Australia.
Mojola OmoleHOST
So, Blair, I think both of us have like ideas coming out of the interviews.
speaker_4NARRATOR
In the next episode, we're going to dig down into the dramatic Bathurst War, but in this episode, let's step back and look at the bigger picture.
speaker_4NARRATOR
In 2017, Professor Lyndall Ryan of the University of Newcastle published an online map identifying locations where she claimed British settlers had massacred Aboriginal people.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Her threshold for a massacre was six or more dead.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The project has expanded and the latest tally stands at 438 massacres, including five within the Bathurst War.
David HughesGUEST
I've lived in lots of other places, but I've been back here for about 25 years.
David HughesGUEST
I went to the University of Newcastle.
David HughesGUEST
I played rugby here in Canberra for Canberra Royals and went up and played for Newcastle University, who won the premiership this year, I have to say, for the first time since the 80s when I was there, which was a fantastic celebration for them up there.
David HughesGUEST
Then I went across – after five years in Newcastle, went across to Perth and did my early years as a doctor over in Perth and played for University of Western Australia Rugby Club.
Tony HayekGUEST
My background's in psychology.
Tony HayekGUEST
University of Newcastle.
Tony HayekGUEST
Yeah.
Tony HayekGUEST
So we went through some psychology, why we feel what we feel, how we end up in these emotions.
Tony HayekGUEST
My background's in psychology.
Tony HayekGUEST
University of Newcastle.
Tony HayekGUEST
Yeah, so we went through some psychology, why we feel what we feel, how we end up in these emotions.
Tony HayekGUEST
Anyway, anyone who's listening, if you reach out, SEN at bluewealth.com.au. We'll send you the recording.
Rachel WaterhouseGUEST
It was amazing.
Rachel WaterhouseGUEST
Then I studied at the Newcastle University.
Rachel WaterhouseGUEST
Okay.
Rachel WaterhouseGUEST
I started off with a Bachelor of Economics, but I moved into Industrial Relations and Marketing.
Jack EvansGUEST
Um, but no, she taught for many years.
Jack EvansGUEST
Um, uh, and my auntie, uh, she is, has been a lecturer at the university of Newcastle, um, for many, many years as well.
Jack EvansGUEST
She's done a lot there.
Jack EvansGUEST
I'm with the Wallatuka center.
Jack EvansGUEST
I think I always wanted to perform.
Jack EvansGUEST
I always wanted to act.
Jack EvansGUEST
And so when I graduated high school, I applied for the University of Newcastle.
Jack EvansGUEST
That's where I grew up.
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