Psychedelics are not yet approved as a medical treatment by the TGA, but new and emerging research and clinical trials are showing promising results for their effect. Emilie Kirketerp Løje Jensen reports
Psychedelics are not yet approved as a medical treatment by the TGA, but new and emerging research and clinical trials are showing promising results for their effect. Emilie Kirketerp Løje Jensen reports
Expected cuts to funding for the community services sector is leaving homelessness organisations in jeopardy. Sinead Hickey reports.
Booming technology is changing family dynamics, as well as potentially affecting children’s health. Jessie Nguyen reports.
Decriminalising cannabis would give sufferers access to a safer treatment, people with Lyme disease say. The high cost is another major barrier. Miah Foster reports.
Doomscrolling – a term that became popular during the Covid-19 pandemic – describes a collective phenomenon with a deep tie to digital hyperconnectivity. Ann Ho reports.
Bar Americano has just launched a new project takeover called Sabbatico. Alexander Nimmo reports.
Neither major political party seems willing to tackle the issue of affordable housing, even under election pressure. Sophia Grant reports.
For people who suffer from endometriosis, cannabis oil is an effective source of pain relief. But the high cost and the stigma make it out of reach for many. Ashleigh Friedland reports.
After 1239 days since his last fight, Australian Tyson Pedro scores a big KO in his return to the UFC. Joel Rasmussen reports.
