Australia’s chief scientist speaks with ABC Newcastle radio’s Carol Duncan.
Interview with Carol Duncan, ABC Newcastle radio
Australia’s chief scientist speaks with ABC Newcastle radio’s Carol Duncan about climate change, science enrolments and answers curly science queries from the audience.
Click here to read the answers to callers questions.
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