National Wattle Day (Tuesday 1 September) aims to beat the pandemic blues this year as Canberra is lighting up with nature and numerous public buildings to be a blaze of yellow and gold, day and night.
Two leading academics from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) and the University of Sydney say recent Victorian lockdown restrictions should have Australians rethinking sexual relationships.
A new study has found that humpback whales are in significantly poorer health on the tail end of their migration back to Antarctica, when they travel 8,000 kilometres and fast for most of the journey.
Canberra will hope to be used as a training hub for a second global women’s sporting event if Australia is successful in its bid to host the Netball World Cup 2027.
Research from the Australian National University (ANU) indicates the global economy could lose up to $21.8 trillion USD in 2020 alone, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The researchers, led by Professor Warwick McKibbin...
A panel of Indigenous professors, politicians, authors and activists have spoken of the shared trauma of colonisation, child removal, custodial deaths, and cultural genocide while identifying truth telling as a pathway to peace in an online forum on Monday (22 June).
Australia's Foreign Minister, Marise Payne, has rejected Chinese government warnings its citizens should reconsider visiting Australia because of racism as disinformation.
One well-known Australian athlete is using his platform to promote this Men’s Health Week, 15-21 June.
Olympic gold medallist Michael Klim has kicked plenty of goals in and out of the pool, including...
The Queen’s Birthday 2020 Honours List has recognised a total of 933 outstanding and inspirational Australians for their contribution to the community.
Hundreds of Canberrans stood, and knelt, outside Parliament House this afternoon (Saturday 6 June), in solidarity with the worldwide Black Lives Matter protest movement against police brutality and racial inequality.
The protests were...
The Mental Health Foundation Australia is encouraging the Australian public to support and buy Australian made products to boost employment which can reduce mental health issues.
Young Australians’ mental health has taken a turn under the COVID-19 pandemic with those under 35 experiencing a spike in “severe psychological distress”, according to the Australian National University (ANU).
A study from...
