Sydney Science Festival with Clare Holland
Bringing together leading creatives and scientists from around the world who are radically rethinking our understanding of the sky, Country and each other. Read More
Australia
New research revealing screen time beneficial for children
A news research from ARC Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child reveals that not all…
Mental health organisations call for social media reform
Mental health organisations ReachOut, Beyond Blue, and Black Dog Institute are advocating for significant changes to…
RACV survey highlights growing concerns over regional road safety
RACV released the results of its My Country Road survey, with over 7,000 Victorians providing data…
Paralysed Indian student granted permanent residency in Australia
An international student has been granted permanent residency after an alleged assault in Hobart last year…
Australia’s largest online bookstore goes under administration
One of Australia's largest online book retailers, Booktopia, has just gone into voluntary administration as of…
National Tree Day: Australia’s native tree logging
We have heard today how planting more trees can help individuals as well as communities, but…
National Food Waste Summit tackles Australia’s 7.6 million tons ...
Imagine the famous Melbourne Cricket Ground, but rather than cricket or AFL being played there, picture…
National Tree Day with Rebecca Gilling
Rebecca Gilling, CEO of Planet Ark joined 2SER Breakfast to discuss ways in which creating natural environments, especially in our cities, can help improve everyday life. Read More
Leftist Alliance unexpectedly outperforms Far Right in French elections
The 2024 French election results shocked the nation, where the left and centrist alliance managed to…
Long-term healthcare costs for substance-exposed unborn children
Research conducted from Macquarie University has found that children exposed to substance use during pregnancy faced…
Talking “Walking Disco” with Tom Gay
Would you like to boogey and dance on the streets of Sydney while listen to pop…