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Rebecca Wheadon: The challenges of the

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Rebecca Wheadon: SKA project are an incredible opportunity

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Rebecca Wheadon: for Australians to showcase

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Rebecca Wheadon: our skills to the world

[Image changes to a seated man (Shandip Abeywickrema) in a pale lilac shirt in a shady courtyard]

Shandip Abeywickrema: working on the SKA project is a

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Shandip Abeywickrema: career highlight

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Jennylyn Hamlett: we’re ready to share,

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Jennylyn Hamlett: so you know, welcome aboard

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Sarah Pearce: Large scale

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Sarah Pearce: international projects with a diverse team

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Sarah Pearce: where we’re trying to do something

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Sarah Pearce: for the first time that nobody in the world’s

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Sarah Pearce: ever done before

[Image changes to a man in a blue business shirt (Grant Hampson) and a woman in a black and white spotted blouse (Vani Naram) opening the glass door of a computing rack in a processing centre]

Karen Lee-Waddell: The SKA telescope is going to

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Karen Lee-Waddell: produce so much data in quantities

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Karen Lee-Waddell: that we don’t even currently know

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Karen Lee-Waddell: how to

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Karen Lee-Waddell: handle.