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World-leading mental health experts have published an analysis of the global state of youth mental health in The Lancet Psychiatry, a prominent journal focusing on critical health issues. Patrick McGorry, editor-in-chief of journal and Melbourne university professor, emphasised the urgent need for action in response to a 50% rise in youth mental health issues. He …
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Immunity Group Australia was founded by Dr Douglas Jones, a globally recognised expert on food adverse reactions, and Dr. Nina Markovic, both dedicated to advancing food allergy research, diagnostics, and treatment. Over the past decade, Dr. Jones’s food allergy treatment centre in the U.S. has treated more than 2,500 patients, helping them achieve “food freedom.” …
A proud Walpiri woman from the Northern Territory, 16-year-old Telaya Blacksmith now lives in Sydney where she attends Endeavour High School, a sport focussed school with a proud history of developing Olympians. Now, Telaya will become the school’s first Paralympian when she competes at the 2024 Paris Paralympics in the sport of athletics. The Wires …
Australia and Indonesia will deepen military ties after finalising negotiations on a new security agreement. The pact will lead to further joint military exercises between the two countries and will be signed by Defence Minister Richard Marles and incoming Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto later this month. So what are the future implications of the deal? …
Melbourne Lord Mayor Nicholas Reece launched a motion to immediately cancel contracts with e-scooter companies Lime and Neuron, wherein the City of Melbourne will be banning such e-scooters. This proved to be a dramatic overturn after the Victorian government declared that e-scooters were ‘here to stay’ just weeks prior. On this note, private e-scooters are …
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Australia’s international education sector is facing potential changes as the government plans to introduce caps on international student numbers starting in January 2025. A proposed formula introduced by the Mitchell Institute for these caps aims to protect the sector’s economic value while prioritising institutions with significant domestic enrolments and minimising disruptions to international students. The …
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The fate of a Vietnamese family at risk of deportation because of a bungled visa now rests squarely with the discretion of the government. The Immigration minister has agreed to review the case and yesterday told parliament the Nguyens from Bathurst may not be to blame for their visa predicament. The community is now patiently …
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“A catastrophe in housing provision for First Nations people” is how the leader of Victoria’s Peak Body to end homelessness, has described the situation in that/our state. The Council to Homelessness Persons is calling on the Victorian Government to make a commitment to build 60,000 public houses for Victoria’s homeless. Council CEO, Deborah Di Natale, …
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