Doomscrolling triggers PTSD-like symptoms
The habitual checking of disturbing stories on social media is changing the way humans perceive the world and triggers PTSD-like symptoms.
In a world-first study on the
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Fun activity really does make time fly
One of our best known cliches says that time flies when you are having fun. It turns out that is true. Or at least our brain thinks it is.
Researchers at the University
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Medicos chase goals on and off field
Hundreds of health professionals from across the globe have descended on the Sunshine Coast with many goals on their minds.
Medical experts from as far away as Brazil,
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Brain app supporting thousands worldwide
An award-winning Australian app focused on brain health has now been downloaded more than 100,000 times in more than 200 countries.
BrainTrack, a Dementia Australia
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Preservation boost to Queensland’s heritage
Almost 40 of Queensland’s most historic places and events will receive a boost with more than $1 million handed out for preservation projects.
The State Government has
Read more22 July 2024
Shadowbox plans production studio on Gold Coast
Major film studio Shadowbox will build a state-of-the-art production studio on the Gold Coast.
City of Gold Coast today backed the project, to be developed on city-owned
Read more22 July 2024
$17 billion upside to housing upgrades
Energy efficient upgrades to low-income housing has the potential to grow Australia’s economy by $17 billion.
An Australian Council of Social Service
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Has money become society’s toxin?
By Shane Rodgers
I often find myself quoting comedians because they have an interesting habit of stripping off the layers of constructed humanity and exposing the
Read more22 July 2024
Atholwood appointment more than a career move
Lisa Atholwood’s appointment as the Head of Campus secondary at Emmaus College Jimboomba was more than just a career move.
Ms Atholwood said it transformed into a
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Parkinson’s discovery reveals path to targeted care
Subtypes of Parkinson’s disease have been identified, paving the way for more targeted and personalised treatments.
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine used machine
Read more20 July 2024