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Michael Sheather

Sydney
As seen in: The Australian Women's Weekly, Stuff.co.nz, NowTo Love, Mumbrella, The CEO Magazine (Australia), The Carousel, Women Love Tech
Assoc Ed at AWW, dad of three, husband of one, lover of asian food, good books and fine wine
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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Australia’s Wombats

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By Michael Sheather
| The Carousel Verified
Australian wombats are among the world’s most fascinating and beautiful creatures. They’re unbelievably strong, surprisingly fast, famously stubborn—and yes, their bums are as hard as mild steel. They also hold the global title for the only animals that poop in cubes. Welcome to the delightfully eccentric universe of the wombat. Pull Quote: “I like big butts and I cannot lie—especially when they belong to a wombat.” Wombats don’t just dig holes—they engineer entire underground fortresses.
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Science finds interface between skin and technology

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By Michael Sheather, Robyn Foyster, Pamela Connellan, Mary Grace
| Women Love Tech Verified
Science can now print sensor technology directly onto human skin, making high tech applications more comfortable, flexible, and perhaps, one day, even fashionable. It might not quite meet the sci-fi definition of cyborg – science fiction’s term for a cybernetic-organism, or human-technological hybrid – but it’s possible to see where this latest technological leap might find a futuristic application.
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Mysteries of the Desert

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By Michael Sheather, Robyn Foyster, Pamela Connellan, Mary Grace
| Women Love Tech Verified
Mustatils are massive, ancient stone platforms sitting in the Arabian desert. Archaeologists are investigating who made them and why. Very few of you will have heard of a mustatil. It sounds a little like a variety of grape. Yet it is, in fact, the Arabic word for rectangle. However, this middle eastern word now has another meaning that may turn out to be of world importance.
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