It’s quite possible that Lily Serna is the first mathematician to be featured in Australian Vogue, but that’s par for the course for a whiz who can teach you how to win at ‘Rock Paper Scissors’ using game theory. Now working full time at Aussie tech success story Atlassian, Lily is a big advocate for […]
23 July 2019
It’s quite possible that Lily Serna is the first mathematician to be featured in Australian Vogue, but that’s par for the course for a whiz who can teach you how to win at ‘Rock Paper Scissors’ using game theory. Now working full time at Aussie tech success story Atlassian, Lily is a big advocate for […]
23 July 2019
Rod Campbell is one of our Western Australian Squizers. Rod works in agribusiness where, as the co-founder of Swan Systems, he helps everyone from farmers to golf course owners and public park administrators better manage their water use. Given the scale of the drought we’re seeing in Australia, we reckon this is worth a shout […]
17 July 2019
Bryce Corbett is one of the media’s good guys. And we’re lucky to say he’s been a key part of The Squiz right from the start. In the time we’ve known him, the 25-year news veteran’s been with Nine’s 60 Minutes and the Australian Financial Review. Before that, he was with the Australian Women’s Weekly – plus he wrote Turia Pitt and Rosie Batty’s books with them. Without further ado, please welcome Bryce to the Three Minute Squiz.
11 July 2019
Alice Gibson has already packed in some incredible career experiences in her 28 years. She’s worked in some of the country’s highest political offices and has just returned to the family farm after a stint with premium retailer Harrods in London. Please welcome Alice to this week’s Three Minute Squiz.
26 June 2019
Em Rusciano is a comedian, writer, singer, television and radio presenter, and all-round force of nature. About to embark on a new comedy tour, The Rage and Rainbows Tour, and with a new baby to attend to, we have no idea how she found time to take on this week’s Three Minute Squiz… How and […]
19 June 2019
Tim Oberg is the founder and CEO of parkrun Australia. He brought the concept to Oz from the UK in 2011, and since then it has grown to involve more than half a million registered runners who front up most weekends to complete a timed 5km in more than 350 local parks and parklands around the country. A committed Squizer, we put our joggers on to catch up with Tim for this week’s Three Minute Squiz.
4 June 2019