Behind The Screens : How Body Shaming Shapes Teenage Girls’ Minds
Body shaming on social media is far from harmless. For teenage girls, appearance-based cyberbullying is linked…
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Great Barrier Reef Faces Sharpest Coral Decline in Decades
The Great Barrier Reef has suffered its sharpest coral decline in nearly 40 years, with northern…
Trump’s Trade Tactics and the Global Ripple Effect
Donald Trump’s latest tariff hikes may look like a political win, but could they trigger long-term…
How Cutting Back on Alcohol Improves Your Health
What happens when you take a break from drinking alcohol, even just for one day? Dr…
First Nations Fashion: Culture, Resistance, Identity and Connection
First Nations fashion is more than just a style; it's a living expression of culture, resistance,…
Why Oversleeping Might Be A Red Flag For Your Health
Is sleeping more than nine hours a night actually bad for you? We often think sleep…
Why Australia’s Rising Unemployment Rate Might Be A Good Thing
Australia's unemployment rate has risen to 4.3%, its highest in 4 years. For many this number…
AI on Trial: Who Pays the Price for Distrust?
As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, public distrust is growing, and with it, serious consequences. With flawed…
Overtourism in Europe and What It Means for Australia
As overtourism sparks protests across Europe experts are warning that Australia could be heading in the…
Inside Cerith Wyn Evans’ Exhibition at Sydney’s MCA
Discover and explore the Cerith Wyn Evans exhibition ...in light of the visible at the Museum of Contemporary…
50 Years After Jaws: Why We Still Tell the Wrong Shark Story
It's been nearly 50 years since Jaws hit the big screen, and its impact still lingers. More…
Rewriting the Narrative on Trauma, DNA, and Recovery
We often think of trauma as something personal or a experience that we eventually move on…