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Possible Budj Bim UNESCO site and the importance of preserving Indigenous landmarks
Budj Bim is an extinct volcano in south-west Victoria. The Gunditjmara people used the volcanic rock to manage water flows and exploit […]
How young Indigenous Australians want reconciliation to evolve
While reconciliation week is important for many, young Indigenous Australians are looking to evolve its meaning as they believe times have changed […]
Reforming Australia’s democracy for less polarisation
It would be an understatement to say Australians are disillusioned with politics. Academics have created fifteen proposals that hope to renew trust […]
The hope to eradicate scabies
Scabies. Probably not something you’ve thought about lately. However, around half a billion people are affected by them each year. Medical trials […]
For low ATAR men, TAFE and trades might be a better choice than university
Think that university is the best career choice for everyone? Think again. New research from the Grattan Institute shows some men may […]
Thirsty Cities: Is Australia’s water secure?
A recent report via the University of Melbourne and The World Bank has highlighted the complex needs and pressures facing cities around […]
Is The National Native Title Conference Broken?
This year the National Native Title Conference was held at the MCG in Melbourne, tickets cost over $600 and major sponsors included […]
Super Smash Bros. Character Predictions
Article about the video game Super Smash Bros. Ultimate at E3 2019 (annual video game event). Words by Stefan Bradley. At the […]
Could music streaming have a negative impact on the environment?
A study from Oslo and Glasgow concluded, although music consumption nowadays uses less plastic and non-recyclable materials, now streaming releases more carbon […]
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PTSD and the need for destigmatisation
Post-traumatic stress disorder is the second most common mental illness behind depression yet it is rarely spoken about. With PTSD Awareness Day […]