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Where does creativity come from? Are really creative people a bit mad? How do you know when you are ignoring your creative side? Some of the greatest breakthroughs and our most treasured works are the result of some darned original creative work. We take a stroll though the creative minefield. Image: Image: Courtesy R Chambers, …
A tiny capsule of Cesium-137 a radioactive material has fallen off the back of a truck in Western Australia. It emits gamma rays. It is just 6mm by 8mm but has the capacity to induce life threatening illnesses. It has a life of 300 years. But where is it it? All we know is that …
Recently, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has outlined his philosophy for a new economic model under the Albanese government. In a 6000-word essay entitled “Capitalism after Crises,” Dr Chalmers urges businesses to co-invest with the government to deliver ‘value-based capitalism’. A stark contrast to the economic approach of his predecessors, the Treasurer’s visions for the future leaves …
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Eggs, berries, lettuce and now hot chips. Supply chain disruptions, poor weather conditions and cost increases have all contributed to cause the latest in the recent string of produce shortages, this time its processed potato. Small businesses struggle with cost increases and availability from suppliers while supermarkets impose purchase limits and raise prices on some …
The Australian government has announced a ‘New Cultural Policy” which promises to put Indigenous Australians first by regulating Australian content on streaming services and providing greater funding and support for Indigenous groups in the arts industry. The policy comes after six months of consultation with creators and arts workers about the future of the industry. …
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The Australian women’s cricket team are having a great season against Pakistan at the moment, but have you ever noticed how little we hear about cricket in the Pacific, despite Australia being part of the region? Vanuatu dominated this year’s T-20 season, with the women coming second to Papua New Guinea in the Pacific Cup, …
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Results from a SANE Bridging the Gaps Survey shows people living with complex mental illness are not receiving affordable or accessible support that they need. Respondents of the survey were living with three or more diagnoses, yet many were struggling to access basic mental health care through an overburdened public system. Produced By: Aryana Mohmood …
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Community radio across Australia has become vital in informing the community about natural disasters and climate action, a new report shows. Wangki Yupurnanupurru Radio in Fitzroy Crossings in WA, BayFM in Byron Bay, and 3MGB in Mallacoota, Victoria are some examples on how community media are supporting their communities in climate action and in natural …
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