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The ‘Mindful Drinking’ Movement: Empowerment through moderation

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More Australians are choosing to take part in a new movement which is shaking up the social scene for all...

Culturally sensitive cards designed to help people with severe dementia

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Image:Image supplied: Dementia Support Australia, Illustrated by Samantha CampbellIllustrated cards depicting words related to personal and medical care, activities, feelings...

Group home falls victim to vax lag

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Three of five residents at a group home for people with a disability have contracted COVID-19. The virus was passed...

Spyware under fire for illegitimate use

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Image:Image by Tumisu from PixabaySoftware used across the world to gather intelligence has been found to be targeting unusual suspects,...

The Age of Burnout

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Image:Photo by Ryan Snaadt on UnsplashExhaustion and a lack of interest in life are symptoms of Burnout – first coined...

At a Glance: The day’s headlines

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Borders closing as Delta takes hold; three states in lockdown; calls for quicker tests as queues growFirst aired on The...

Obeid, Macdonald convicted of NSW coal licence conspiracy

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Image:Image Supplied: NSW Bylong Valley property owned by mining company KEPCO, nearby to the Obeid’s family farm, Cherrydale Park.The NSW...

On hold – forever?

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Image:Photo by Quino Al on UnsplashWaiting on hold has become a frustrating reality for us all as more and more...

Cyberspace a wild and lawless place

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This week’s finger-pointing at China as the source of damaging cyber attacks was the first time the ‘Five Eyes’ had...

At A Glance: Wednesday 21 July 2021

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Headlines today: COVID-19 around the World; Morrison takes responsibility for slow vaccine rollout; EU crosses 50 million cases; UK future...