Spilt milk 10,000 miles away
My name is Nicole. I’m a scientist and a mother, but underneath all of that I am a woman. Not only this but like all […]
Articles by Nicole Clark
What really happened, yes I really was told to ‘rough it’ and miscarry on the side of the road… (part 2)
Continued from Part 1 Meanwhile, still in a hospital bed [in an isolation room] and beside myself with grief, tears still streaming down my face […]
What really happened, yes I really was told to ‘rough it’ and miscarry on the side of the road…
The following story may seem completely unbelievable, but unfortunately every word of it is true. What I’m about to tell you is a complete, full […]
His name is Fousseny Traoré
This is an open letter to the people of Australia and the rest of the Western World, I’m writing to you today because I am […]
I’ve never been to America
Foreword: Australia has endless flaws and whilst I’m not going to paint a picture that Australia is not in many but different ways just as […]
Preventing the spread of COVID-19
A practical guide for the home Overview First off, there are plenty of other useful sources out there that explain the importance of washing your […]
Shark ecotourism – The no bull shark approach
Shark ecotourism – The no bull shark approach Two weeks ago I was assigned the task of writing up a ‘mock briefing’ as part of one […]
Humanity’s Choice
It was a cold morning in mid August in 2013 when the choice finally dawned on me, after almost 3 years at University and two […]
The Murdochracy
We are fighting a war on Climate Change in Australia, we are fighting a war against the strong scientific inference of climate change. It is […]
The political economy of climate change
In the mass media, the political economy perspective is centred around the principal notion that the media is owned and run by elites that seek […]
Systems Error for Planet Earth
When you think about ‘human environmental impact concerns’, what comes to mind? Perhaps you imagine a flower pushing hippy chained to a tree. Or, the […]
Bringing Science back from the brink
In today’s modern society, in Australia science is failing to communicate to the broader social perspective. It is with a fervent attitude that we can […]