Fair Work targets age care industry wages
Fair Work Ombudsman Anna Booth has announced an investigation of aged care providers to gauge if staff in the industry are being paid correctly.
Mr Booth said in a
Read more2 April 2025People
Why teenage girls are more depressed than boys
A pathway imbalance in the brain may explain why teenage girls are twice as likely to get depression than boys.
For the first time, research by King’s College London
Read more1 April 2025
One in five Australians have Vitamin D deficiency
Despite its famous outdoor lifestyle, more than 20 percent of Australians have a vitamin D deficiency.
Health data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
Read more31 March 2025
Overseas migration drives capital city growth
Overseas migration is continuing to drive population growth in Australia’s capital cities.
Figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today show
Read more27 March 2025
New Board for Manufacturing Skills Queensland
A new board has been announced for Manufacturing Skills Queensland.
The board will be led by April Cavanagh – an experienced Non-Executive Director and current Chair
Read more26 March 2025
Fresneda appointed chair of construction skills board
Deputy CEO of Master Builders Queensland Sue-Ann Fresneda has been appointed as the new chair of Construction Skills Queensland.
The renewed eight-person board includes
Read more26 March 2025
More women choosing to stay single
More women are choosing to be single as economic and cultural changes alter gender dynamics.
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported this week that only 34 percent of
Read more25 March 2025
Doomed relationships have a 2-year terminal decline
The seeds of relationships ending tend to begin between one and two years before a break-up, a new study reveals.
Research released this week by Johannes Gutenberg
Read more24 March 2025
Massive interstate population flow to Queensland
Queensland has attracted more than 100,000 interstate migrants over the past 12 months, making it by far the most favoured destination for border hoppers.
Australian
Read more20 March 2025
Humans have been speaking for 100,000 years
Humans are likely to have started speaking to each other more than 100,000 years ago, new research suggests.
A study from MIT, released this week, said genomic evidence
Read more20 March 2025