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CanTEST Drug Testing Finds Unknown Substances

CanTEST Drug Testing Finds Unknown Substances

Health

The CanTEST Drug Testing facility in Canberra has recently identified three new substances, classified as “Unknown Unknown.” These substances bear...

Research Reveals Most Australians Don’t Know What a Credit Score Is

Research Reveals Most Australians Don’t Know What a Credit Score Is

Communications & Culture Politics & Economy

New research from financial institute Salt and Lime finds most Australians don’t know what a credit score is, despite nearly...

Australian Wealth Inequality Worsens Amidst Cost of Living Crisis

Australian Wealth Inequality Worsens Amidst Cost of Living Crisis

Politics & Economy Social Justice

Oxfam Australia’s latest annual report on wealth inequality shows billionaires in Australia have doubled their wealth since 2020, despite a...

Australia’s Involvement in Yemen Airstrike Dangerous and Unwarranted, advocates warn

Australia’s Involvement in Yemen Airstrike Dangerous and Unwarranted, advocates warn

International Politics & Economy

War reform advocates are voicing their concerns, following the confirmation of The Australian Government’s role in supporting airstrikes, launched by...

Screens vs Genes – Cause of Short Sightedness?

Screens vs Genes – Cause of Short Sightedness?

Health

New research from optometrists predict nearly half the world’s population will be near-sighted by 2050, with increased screen time named...

Plastic packaging tax could benefit Australia: research

Plastic packaging tax could benefit Australia: research

Science & Environment

A new research by The Australia Institute found out Australia could benefit from imposing a tax on plastic packaging. Countries...

South Africa lodged case in The Hague

South Africa lodged case in The Hague

The Law

South Africa has lodged a case with the International Court of Justice against Israel, claiming the Middle Eastern country is...

Media coverage of pro-Palestine movement is divisive

Media coverage of pro-Palestine movement is divisive

Communications & Culture Social Justice

The conflict between Israel and Gaza continues, and it’s developing a conversation in Australia about its media coverage. Media coverage...

Artificial Intelligent love for human loneliness

Artificial Intelligent love for human loneliness

Communications & Culture Health

One in five Australians will experience mental health issues. With loneliness has been held as a strong factor for this,...

New App helps Tinnitus sufferers

New App helps Tinnitus sufferers

Health

Researchers from Auckland and Sydney Universities have come up with a new therapy for Tinnitus.  “Ringing in the ears” or...

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