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Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health

Drugs May 15, 2022 Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health

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Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

Housing May 12, 2022 Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

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Parenting in the digital age: the impact of our screen obsession

Media May 10, 2022 Parenting in the digital age: the impact of our screen obsession

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Lyme disease: sufferers plead for access to affordable, legal pain relief

Health May 10, 2022 Lyme disease: sufferers plead for access to affordable, legal pain relief

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Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health

Drugs May 15, 2022
Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health

Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

Housing May 12, 2022
Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

TOP STORIES

Celebrating a proud history and a stronger future
December 21, 2021

Celebrating a proud history and a stronger future

While lockdowns tied down Melbourne, Swinburne University unveiled the first of a series of inspirational artworks planned for the Hawthorn campus. Fletcher Ellwood and Jack Jowett watched celebrated street artist Matt Adnate at work.

The misinformation epidemic: what we can all do to help stop the spread
November 8, 2021

The misinformation epidemic: what we can all do to help stop the spread

Biphobia and bisexual erasure: positive representation 'has been a long time coming'
November 6, 2021

Biphobia and bisexual erasure: positive representation ‘has been a long time coming’

Jon Chey: ‘A rock in the ocean’ of Australian games development
October 15, 2021

Jon Chey: ‘A rock in the ocean’ of Australian games development

'We’re different because you’re different': How self-love became a mission statement
October 8, 2021

‘We’re different because you’re different’: How self-love became a mission statement

SOCIAL JUSTICE

Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services
Housing, Social Justice May 12, 2022

Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

Expected cuts to funding for the community services sector is leaving homelessness organisations in jeopardy. Sinead Hickey reports.

'Our rights being trivialised': electioneering puts trans community's needs at risk
Diversity, Politics, Social Justice April 23, 2022

‘Our rights being trivialised’: electioneering puts trans community’s needs at risk

20 years and counting – Muslims continue to pay the price of 9/11
Politics, Social Justice November 11, 2021

20 years and counting – Muslims continue to pay the price of 9/11

Farm protest woes: India's sanitation issues add to women's battle
Social Justice, World November 3, 2021

Farm protest woes: India’s sanitation issues add to women’s battle

No means no: why teaching kids about consent is so important
Social Justice October 9, 2021

No means no: why teaching kids about consent is so important

ENVIRONMENT

Advertising campaign could be the key to saving our precious wildlife, experts say
Environment November 13, 2021

Advertising campaign could be the key to saving our precious wildlife, experts say

In an attempt to reverse damage to Victoria’s ecosystems, experts are recommending using a social marketing campaign to inspire Aussies to protect their native flora and fauna. Environment editor Angus Delaney reports

Glasgow 2021: anger at Australia’s lagging climate change response
Environment, Politics November 3, 2021

Glasgow 2021: anger at Australia’s lagging climate change response

Famous falcons: How Melbourne’s high-rise peregrines wooed the world
Animals, Environment, Online November 1, 2021

Famous falcons: How Melbourne’s high-rise peregrines wooed the world

'Truth is everything': a reporter's credo
Environment, Journalism, Q & A October 18, 2021

‘Truth is everything’: a reporter’s credo

Victoria’s floral and faunal emblems on life support as the government fail to protect them
Animals, Environment, Top Stories September 21, 2021

Victoria’s floral and faunal emblems on life support as the government fail to protect them

FEATURES

Back on campus not all roses: Swinburne students share their frustrations
Education April 7, 2022

Back on campus not all roses: Swinburne students share their frustrations

A few weeks after broad on-campus learning returned to Swinburne University, a first-year journalism class went out to ask students how they felt about the change. Claudia Harvey compiled this report.

Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health
Drugs, Mental Health May 15, 2022

Psychedelics showing promising results in treating mental health

Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services
Housing, Social Justice May 12, 2022

Massive staff losses to come: federal cuts hit homelessness services

Parenting in the digital age: the impact of our screen obsession
Media May 10, 2022

Parenting in the digital age: the impact of our screen obsession

Lyme disease: sufferers plead for access to affordable, legal pain relief
Health May 10, 2022

Lyme disease: sufferers plead for access to affordable, legal pain relief

REVIEW

Nic Cage plays Nick Cage, and the result is offbeat comedy gold
Film & TV, Review May 5, 2022

Nic Cage plays Nick Cage, and the result is offbeat comedy gold

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent reminds audiences of why we love Nicolas Cage in the first place. Genevieve Nardella reports.

Bar Americano goes on Sabbatico
Bars, Review April 30, 2022

Bar Americano goes on Sabbatico

Dreamlike and magical: fairytale-like film a powerful debut for young sisters
Film & TV, Review April 23, 2022

Dreamlike and magical: fairytale-like film a powerful debut for young sisters

Romy and Michele at 25: A candy-coloured costume confection
Film & TV, Review April 22, 2022

Romy and Michele at 25: A candy-coloured costume confection

Pop-up CBD bar a paradox in both name and nature
Festivals, Review April 21, 2022

Pop-up CBD bar a paradox in both name and nature

WORLD

Time to heal: new leader condemns Pakistan's former PM as corrupt
Politics, World April 18, 2022

Time to heal: new leader condemns Pakistan’s former PM as corrupt

The star cricketer who became Pakistan’s PM has been condemned as corrupt and swept from office. Diya Khanna looks at the latest upheaval in a tumultuous history of leadership in Pakistan.

The 235-year-old treasure hunt that sparked a TikTok phenomenon
History, Media, World November 30, 2021

The 235-year-old treasure hunt that sparked a TikTok phenomenon

Farm protest woes: India's sanitation issues add to women's battle
Social Justice, World November 3, 2021

Farm protest woes: India’s sanitation issues add to women’s battle

Growing up between cultures: the struggle for identity
Audio, Diversity, Heritage, World October 27, 2021

Growing up between cultures: the struggle for identity

'Give the powerless a voice': A foreign correspondent’s tips for aspiring reporters
Q & A, World October 9, 2021

‘Give the powerless a voice’: A foreign correspondent’s tips for aspiring reporters

SPORT

'So proud': Emotional victory for fighter, after four year break
Sport April 25, 2022

‘So proud’: Emotional victory for fighter, after four year break

After 1239 days since his last fight, Australian Tyson Pedro scores a big KO in his return to the UFC. Joel Rasmussen reports.

'He’s the best’: Australian MMA superstar's knock-out performance
Sport April 11, 2022

‘He’s the best’: Australian MMA superstar’s knock-out performance

'Toughness, heart and grit': UFC champion's road to the top
Audio, Sport February 1, 2022

‘Toughness, heart and grit’: UFC champion’s road to the top

'He can do it all' – Australian fighter's powerhouse UFC debut
Sport January 24, 2022

‘He can do it all’ – Australian fighter’s powerhouse UFC debut

Let's party: The Black Beast scores history-making KO
Sport December 20, 2021

Let’s party: The Black Beast scores history-making KO

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