A recent study from Plan International Australia has brought to light that one in five (19 per cent of) boys and young men aged 16-21 across the country believe women should keep...
Five ACT public primary schools have partnered with the University of Canberra for a special study on the benefits of physical education throughout children’s lives.
Peter Reaburn is filled with hope as he clips on his helmet and begins the eight day trek from Parliament House to the MCG in honour of his wife, Claire, as she fights a rare form of ovarian cancer.
The discovery of pottery from the ancient Lapita culture by researchers at The ANU has shed new light on how PNG served as a launching pad for the colonisation of the Pacific.
Have you heard of ‘the Zoom Effect’?
Back in June 2021, a study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal wrote of 355 adults across Australia, who were assessed to see if increased video-use...
E-cigarettes, or vapes, are causing harm and risk introducing a new generation to smoking, warn experts from The Australian National University (ANU) following their government report into vaping.Â
New research by Victoria University shows that letting girls and women choose their own sport uniforms increases chances of them continuing the sport.
Focusing on case studies across netball, swimming and cricket, results...
Students'Â NAPLAN test results are linked to far more than their time spent on homework, new research from The Australian National University (ANU)Â and Gradient Institute has found.Â
Parents and caregivers who home-schooled children during the COVID-19 pandemic experienced significantly higher levels of psychological distress compared to those who didn't, according to a new study by researchers at The Australian National University (ANU).
Aboriginal artist collabs with Specsavers for Indigenous eye health
Specsavers Canberra is selling limited-edition glasses and sunglasses featuring the artwork of contemporary Aboriginal artist and Yuin woman, Rheanna Lotter. $25 from each...
Parkinson's disease sufferers will be able to live more freely and independently thanks to world-first technology enabling doctors to remotely control brain function.Â
