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Recent research shows there has been a rapid rise in gambling advertisements shown in Australia, over recent years, which has increased the uptake of gambling and the harm that goes with it. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, gambling causes harm including financial loss; family, relationship and career issues and impacts …
A recent study by an Australian Education Expert finds multiple factors that negatively impact children’s learning and that teachers need to focus on the impact their teaching has on a student. The study was published as an update to the renowned ‘Visible Learning’ book, published in 2008. This new sequel will show just how many …
A recent YouGov poll found that 60 percent of Australians support increasing aid to developing countries, an increase of three percent from 2021. This comes as aid agencies including the Australia Council for International Development, push for the federal government to double the overall foreign aid budget as a result of recent natural disasters, famines …
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In an emotional conference, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced more details about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, which will happen later this year. The Referendum Working Group has worked with the government to word the question voters should decide on. Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Amanda Copp – National Radio News Political …
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A powerful book describing how women have taken back their power after coercive control and domestic abuse was launched in Brisbane. The book, ‘Coerced to Courageous‘, shares how the first ‘red flags’ of coercive control are so subtle you barely notice them. The book is the brain child of local charity Broken to Brilliant, which …
Today is World Tuberculosis Day, and new research shows this condition might overtake COVID-19 as the leading infection worldwide. If an updated vaccine is not found by 2025, more than 6 million are to die by 2030. Produced By: Bianca Mulheron Featured In Story: Negaya Chorley – CEO from Results International Australia First aired on …
If you take a stroll around the University of Queensland, don’t be surprised if you see a crew of female students working on one of their race cars they built from scratch. These women are 20 of 60 engineering, business, marketing, and IT students who are members of UQ Racing, where they do everything from …
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After three years of the COVID pandemic, the HEMP, Health and Innovation Expo is coming to Brisbane this weekend. The exhibition shows how versatile HEMP can be for our health, food, and the environment. Image: Image by Erin Stone from Pixabay Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Evan Alexander – Co-Director of the HEMP, …
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