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Carl Elliott Smith

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Carl Smith is a journalist in the ABC's Canberra newsroom reporting for TV, radio and online. He began working for the ABC in 2011, making science documentaries for Radio National. Prior to joining the ABC, Carl worked as a geneticist and researcher for the University of Queensland and Griffith University.

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Program: The Ugly Duckling – when is excluding someone mean, and when is it OK?

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By Carl Elliott Smith Verified, Molly Daniels, Eleanor Gordon-Smith
| Short & Curly Verified
A group of ducklings decide one of their own just doesn’t fit in. He can’t keep up with their games, and — let’s be honest — kind of ruins the vibe. But is it fair to leave someone out just because they don’t have rizz? And is it even possible to create a close-knit group of friends without turning someone else into an outsider?
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The Best Australian Science Writing 2024

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By Carl Elliott Smith Verified
| unsw.press
What lurks in a house of slime hidden in the middle of a forest? Why are AI scientists talking about the formula p(doom) – and what does it mean for humanity? Is there a place for psychedelics in our medicine cabinets? The best science writing doesn’t just answer questions, it cracks them open. It dissects them, probes them and solves their mysteries. It takes you on a journey of discovery.
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Bad dog or bad owner? Who’s really to blame? - ABC listen

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By Carl Elliott Smith Verified, Molly Daniels, Eleanor Gordon-Smith
| Short & Curly Verified
Most dogs are loving companions, but what about the ones that bite, bark, or cause chaos? Is a dog's bad behaviour their own fault or is it down to the way they were raised? From neglected pups to misunderstood mutts, we dig into the debate: Who's really responsible when a dog goes rogue, and what should we do about it? Brains Trust — Gibbs Street Public School, Perth: Layla, Avjot, Johanna, Imogen, Sampada, Claudia.
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