An Aussie base is hit in the Middle East, and some gait expectations
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Walking gait reveals emotions
Alice and Andrew summarise a Japanese study showing gait patterns signal emotions and discuss surveillance and wearable implications.
Thursday, 19 March: An Aussie base is hit in the Middle East; Tropical Cyclone Narelle approaches; Kyle Sandilands prepares for a legal fight; And watching your step...
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