The freezing of therapy support pricing by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) could force up to a quarter of Australia’s dieticians to limit support for
Exit trafficking on Australian Federal Police radar
An arrest in New South Wales this week has shone a light on the little-known crime of exit trafficking.
Australian Federal Police Detective Acting Inspector Emmanuel
New approach to understanding impact of brain injuries
Australian scientists have used a new approach to determine the long-term impact of a single brain injury.
The Monash University-led research used blood tests and MRI
Global attention is turning this week to the rise of drug-resistant bacteria and the “alarmingly slow” development of new antibiotics.
The UN General Assembly is
Six out of 10 children talk to strangers online daily
More than 60 percent of children interact online with people they don’t know on a daily basis, despite being aware of the dangers of grooming.
A global study,
Australia’s largest penalty to date for greenwashing has been handed down by the Federal Court.
In the judgement, Justice Michael O’Bryan ordered Vanguard
Brisbane homeowners looking to make their new houses energy efficient have a financial advantage over the rest of the country.
An industry study has found the cost to
Shorncliffe station’s heritage preserved in upgrade
One of Brisbane’s oldest train station is on track for an upgrade with a focus on preserving its heritage.
The Queensland Government has released tenders for work on
Deaths from the use of “party drug” GHB in Australia have increased by almost 50 percent every year for almost 10 years.
New research from National Drug and Alcohol
Carbon-free tugboat pulls maritime industry forward
A tugboat built in the 1950s is showcasing the future of environmentally-friendly sea travel, becoming the world’s first carbon-free, ammonia-powered maritime