Human Rights Watch
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Peter Banki: The Holocaust and the Forgiveness to Come
Have you ever thought about the meaning of forgiveness? How saying sorry can encourage reflection, compassion…
Sexology: The truth and the taboo
Professional sexologists: what do they do? How do they become one? And what can they tell…
New technology to treat brain tumours
University of Wollongong as part of a global effort to treat brain tumours have fabricated and…
Could common herbicides be contributing to our antibiotic resistances?
Antibiotics are becoming less and less effective as a treatment, because of antibiotic resistance. Traditionally it…
How an algorithm learns to be racist
A recent report revealed the NSW Police Force are using an algorithm based on the idea…
The Nature of Things with Dr Matt – Lightning
The Nature of Things is a science-based segment on the Daily in which Dr Matt Wright…
Encouraging kids to embrace STEM education
It’s a topic that comes up over and over again - how do we encourage younger…
Telecommunications Regulation in Need of a Review
The internet is more and more becoming a vital tool and service for interaction within society.…
Women’s Health Groups Push for Endometriosis Education in Schools
With this condition affecting roughly 1 in 10 Australian women, you’d think that many people would…
Think Breakfast: The NSW police and the algorithm
Cheyne Anderson returns for the final Think Breakfast segment of the year as the Think shows…
Can different drinks make you a different drunk?
Everyone’s looking forward to the parties and family gatherings over this festive season, and no doubt…