A list of media items following Maths for the future: Keep Australia competitive – a national forum proposing strategies to secure future mathematical and statistical skills for Australia held 7-8 February 2012 at the Australian National University in Canberra.
“UK expert adds impetus to solve the maths divide”, Jill Rowbotham, The Australian, 1 February 2012
“Maths lessons vital for future skills”, NineMSN Online, 6 February 2012
“Nobel winner says maths counts”, Emma Macdonald, The Canberra Times, 7 February 2012
“Mathematics experiencing ‘identity crisis’”, ABC News Online, 7 February 2012
Speech: Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute National Forum, Prof. Ian Chubb, 7 February 2012
“Quest to make maths and science cool”, Bianca Hall, The Canberra Times, 8 February 2012
“Figuring how to make maths and science cool”, Bianca Hall, Sydney Morning Herald, 8 February 2012
“Nobel winner’s plea for maths”, Jill Rowbotham, The Australian, 8 February 2012
“1+1=stuffed. Nobel prize winner gives our education system a big ‘F’”, The Project, Channel 10, 8 February 2012
“Remedying our skills shortage”, Editorial, The Australian, 10 February 2012
“Senator Evans: maths & science graduates needed for Australia’s future”, Asian Scientist, 10 February 2012
“Chief scientist’s mission: spicing up maths and science”, Bianca Hall, The Age, 13 February 2012
Speech: “Brian Schmidt’s mathematical argument”, Brian Schmidt, The Australian, 9 February 2012
“Follow Brits and do the maths, says top adviser”, Kim Arlington, Sydney Morning Herald, 15 February 2012
“Push to multiply positive points of maths in minds of students”, Kim Arlington, Sydney Morning Herald, 20 February 2012
ABC Radio interviews
Prof. Geoff Prince was interviewed on 666 ABC Canberra, 6 February 2012
Adam Spencer interviewed Prof. Celia Hoyles, 702 ABC Sydney Breakfast, 7 February 2012
Prof. Celia Hoyles was interviewed on 720 ABC Mornings (Perth), 7 February 2012
Fran Kelly interviewed Prof. Celia Hoyles, ABC Radio National Breakfast Program, 8 February 2012
Red Symons interviewed Prof. Celia Hoyles, 774 ABC Melbourne, 8 February 2012
Afternoons with Genevieve Jacobs on 666 ABC Canberra dedicated the entire 2-hour program to mathematics. Guests included Prof. Celia Hoyles, Adam Spencer, Former Chief Scientist Penny Sackett, Dr Marty Ross, Prof. Peter Taylor and Prof. Michael Barnsley
Margaret Throsby interviewed Prof. Celia Hoyles on 15 February 2012, 12:00-1:00pm on ABC Classic FM
