A guest podcast from Valerie Albrecht.

This podcast offers reflective space to consider the relationship between sustainability and spirituality. Is there one? Could practising sustainability nurture spirituality? Could practising some form of spirituality help us to live more sustainably? Could spirituality help us to give right place to all that is losing sustainability? Contributors from a cross section of professions and viewpoints share their knowledge, perspectives and wisdoms: a Heritage Officer Anthropologist Activist; a gardener; a writer and artist; a priest; a physics teacher, and some Australian Aboriginal healers I have had the privilege of learning with. Share your sustainability and spirituality reflections at www.theoceansofenergy.com Thank you contributors. Music: Tony O’Connor Uluru.

The race to net-zero is accelerating.

Governments around the world are increasingly committing to achieve net-zero emission targets. But what does that mean and can clean energy help achieve this?

Join Broderick as he discusses the move to net zero in Australia with Dr Andrew Feitz, Director Low Carbon Geoscience and Advice and Dr Marcus Haynes, Computational Geoscientist.

Thanks to Geoscience Australia for this week's guests.

Happy National Science Week!

This episode Broderick talks to two event holders for National Science Week. Heather Massie shares her story in bringing the life of Hedy Lamar to the stage through her one-woman play HEDY! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr. Then, Liz Lea and the Chameleon Collective share their experience telling a story of a reef through dance in the show Reef Up!

For more details on HEDY! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr and to book tickets head to www.HeatherMassie.com/Hedy

For more details on Reef UP! and to book tickets head to https://www.thestellarcompany.com/

More National Science Week events can be found at www.scienceweek.net.au