Chris Bath

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath |Claudia Hirst

While humans have learned to speak to each other, bottlenose dolphins have found different ways to communicate. The animals even have names for each other, and can convey negatives and positives, as well as emotions and arousal. This is all done through clicks and whistles - but maybe not Flippers' iconic cackle.

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

The sails of the Opera House will be lit up tonight for the first ever National Police Legacy Day. All the various state-based Legacy organisations that support the families of police officers who’ve died during their service have banded together for a national day to highlight how they support the families left behind. #NPLD

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

If you watched State of Origin last night, you would’ve seen just how physical football can be. There’s nothing worse than seeing a player in either AFL or NRL lying motionless on the ground - but apparently the worst hits are happening at training, when players learn to deal with the kind of contact they can expect on game day.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath

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1 month ago | abc.net.au | Chris Bath |Claudia Hirst

On the 24th of March 2012, an 18-year old from Victoria chucked on an orange guernsey and played the first ever game for the GWS Giants.  The team lost the game against the Swans, but since then, even though he’s become one of the most admired players in the AFL, he’s stuck with the Giants through multiple wooden spoons and a nightmarish grand final.