by Critically acclaimed feature documentary Zach’s Ceremony will be screening at SAE Creative Media Institute’s Brisbane campus for students and available digitally to the general public for free on November 12th, as part of NAIDOC activities across Australia. Described by […]
by Dr Justine Shaw is a Research Fellow, Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science at the University of Queensland. A research leader in Antarctic and sub-Antarctic conservation, interested in understanding the way in which species interact with each other and how this shapes ecosystems, Dr Shaw […]
by Wondering where to give birth in Australia? Aussie mums-to-be are typically choosing from the following 5 options: 1. Public Hospital Most Australian babies are born in public hospitals. As of 2016, 72 percent of Australian births occurred in public hospitals, […]
by TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 Dozens of Sydney suburbs have been put on high alert as fragments of COVID-19 was detected during surveillance of Sydney’s sewage, news.com reports. Fragments of the virus were found during routine analysis of the wastewater, and it suggests […]
by Appeals to change a 110-year-old legal defence which has allowed two thirds of accused rapists in Queensland to beat charges have been rejected by the government. Sexual assault support groups say long awaited changes to rape laws fail to remove […]
by #SheSociety’s Nanny Babe (Ruth Greening) talks with acclaimed novelist Sue Woolfe, and they discuss Neuroscience and creativity. Ruth GreeningOn the birth of her two grandsons, Ruth Greening experienced an awakening in her life and entering Gen GP (Generation Grandparent) she was […]
by A tragic story of the life-changing impact of child sexual abuse has been related in a Western Australia Court where a woman has been jailed for killing her newborn baby 25 years ago when she was 14. The woman gave […]
by Last week’s horrific murder of a Rockhampton mother has seen sections of the media again highlight how much still has to be done to cut domestic violence in Australia, unaware or unwilling to face the fact they could be contributing to […]
by When it comes to immortalising women trailblazers, Brisbane is a virtual statue-free zone. Plenty of men, but hardly any women other than a few queens of England. Thanks to an eight-year-old Auchenflower schoolgirl, however, that could be about to change. […]
by FRIDAY MAY 22 There will be no COVID-19 limits placed on the number of people allowed on south-east Queensland public buses, trains and ferries when all school students return to the classroom next week. In New South Wales, the State Government […]
by THE CONVERSATION By Kate Burridge, Professor of Linguistics, Monash University and Howard Manns, Lecturer in Linguistics, Monash University People love creating words — in times of crisis it’s a “sick” (in the good sense) way of pulling through. From childhood, […]
by For the first time since it began in this country almost 100 years ago, Mother’s Day celebrations for millions of Australians are set to undergo a dramatic change this Sunday because of the coronavirus pandemic. Lockdown provisions vary between the states […]
by Coronavirus cases in NSW flatline, but no plans to ease social-distancing lockdown NSW’s social-distancing shutdown will remain unchanged for the foreseeable future, despite just two new coronavirus infections being recorded yesterday and some other states relaxing their laws. Yesterday, authorities in […]
by THE CONVERSATION By Philip Roberts, Associate professor (Curriculum Inquiry / Rural Education), University of Canberra Schools have been progressively moving classes online due to the COVID-19 pandemic and there is uncertainty over what the next months may bring. This […]
by Was it a warning? If it was, and in hindsight many friends of fitness guru and father of three small children Rowan Baxter, may now be reflecting that something strange was afoot when they saw a video he posted on his […]
by Why do we love? At best, it’s a mixed blessing, at worst, a curse. Love makes otherwise intelligent people act like fools; it causes heartache and grief. Lovers break our hearts, family sometimes drive us mad, friends can let us […]
by Just like the need for a balanced diet, quality sleep is essential in ensuring we lead a healthy life. Sleep deficiency is known to cause adverse impacts to the brain which may lead to health problems. This deficiency is generally related […]
by What should have been a ground-breaking Queensland education celebration, the opening next year of Brisbane’s new $80 million vertical high school, has become mired in controversy after revelations that students will have to share unisex toilets. The plan has been met […]
by Grace Millane, 21, was killed in 2018 while backpacking in New Zealand. Auckland City Police/PA Wire/PA Images The murder of Grace Millane (while backpacking in New Zealand) in 2018 seized front pages of media outlets worldwide, with article after article fixated […]
by Turbo-charged is the only way to describe how I felt as I leapt (yes, leapt) out of bed within seconds of my eyes snapping open. None of that “Oh my God, just a few minutes more, pleasssse”, which is my usual […]
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