Seafood fraud and the importance of eco-labelling
85% of the world's fisheries are being pushed beyond their biological limits - that figure comes…
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Smart garbage bins could mean less waste to landfill
You've probably heard of smart cities, but have you heard of smart bins? A group of…
Will a uniform volumetric tax on alcohol reduce alcohol-related harm?
Alcohol costs the Australian society between $15 billion and $36 billion per year. Does increasing the…
Food, water, contraception – why we need to remember women in aid
When disaster strikes, Australia launches into action, providing essential relief to aid the nation impacted. When…
Could thunderstorm asthma worsen with climate change?
In November last year, a thunderstorm hit Victoria that resulted in 8500 people seeking hospital treatment…
The future of seafood – what is aquaculture?
In Australia, the average person consumes around 25 kilograms of seafood each year... times that by…
The mite that’s killing our bee populations
Tomatoes, apples, pears, kiwi fruit, potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, watermelon, cucumber - you literally name anything…
Recovery after ICU not meeting patients needs
Intensive care can be a traumatic time for people suffering from illness, but does the trauma…
Dementia guidelines to help end of life decisions
Making decisions about the end of your life is hard. Making those decisions for other people…
Why Aboriginal footy players are making a mark
Did you know that Aboriginal people make up 11-14% of Australia's rugby league and AFL teams?…
Do we need to regulate drone use on Antarctica?
Different countries hold territorial claims over certain parts of the continent, but when it comes to…
Do you accept ‘There is no hope’ for Antarctica?
In 2014, artist Todd McMillan set out on an Antarctic voyage. While he was there, Todd…