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Autism Awareness Month: why Asperger’s Syndrome is an outdated term

Autism Awareness Month: why Asperger’s Syndrome is an outdated term

Communications & Culture Health

April is Autism Awareness Month, and over the last decade much has changed in the way we understand and talk...

New program gives Central Coast women access to home birth

New program gives Central Coast women access to home birth

Health

Women on the Central Coast of NSW will now have the option to give birth in the privacy and comfort...

Women still facing FGM across the world

Women still facing FGM across the world

International Social Justice

More and more countries have outlawed the practice of female genital mutilation, but The Gambia could be the first country...

Tasmania Elects Hung Parliament: What’s Next?

Tasmania Elects Hung Parliament: What’s Next?

Politics & Economy

Tasmania is looking at a hung parliament following last Saturday’s election, with the Liberal party under Jeremy Rockcliff winning the...

Screen v Paper – what is easier to comprehend

Screen v Paper – what is easier to comprehend

Communications & Culture Education

Its a bit old skool, but it may be that printing off that report will help you understand the details....

Putin Responds to Moscow Terror Attack

Putin Responds to Moscow Terror Attack

International Politics & Economy

On the 23rd of March gunmen attacked a concert hall near Moscow and killed 133 people injuring dozens more, the...

Unhinged inboxes leave Aussies in a hot mess

Unhinged inboxes leave Aussies in a hot mess

Communications & Culture

It is reportedly common practice to leave email inboxes unsorted. With subscription prices increasing and the ATO reportedly chasing after...

Splendour in The Grass 2024 cancelled

Splendour in The Grass 2024 cancelled

Communications & Culture

Splendour in The Grass 2024 has been cancelled as of midday, six days after tickets went on sale and two...

AI technology aids early Cerebral Palsy diagnosis

AI technology aids early Cerebral Palsy diagnosis

Health

AI technology can now help early diagnose babies with Cerebral Palsy by detecting abnormal movements. This breakthrough promises timely analysis...

Doctors urge changes to health system due to low bulk billing

Doctors urge changes to health system due to low bulk billing

Health

Doctors have descended on Canberra this week calling for an overhaul of the health system More than 20 GPs are...

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