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New JCU Centre for Climate Adaption and Disaster Resilience to help make communities in the Tropics more resilient
21/10/2026

New JCU Centre for Climate Adaption and Disaster Resilience to help make communities in the Tropics more resilient

James Cook University is establishing a new Centre for Climate Adaption and Disaster Resilience (CADRE) to drive innovation and action across disaster preparedness, response and recovery to help create more resilient communities.

Seeing a psychologist is becoming more unequal – and our map shows the gap
21/10/2026

Seeing a psychologist is becoming more unequal – and our map shows the gap

Medicare rebates are meant to make psychologist visits cheaper and more accessible. But data shows those on the lowest incomes are missing out.

Could a “dehumanisation” standard offer a fairer way for universities to tackle racism?
21/10/2026

Could a “dehumanisation” standard offer a fairer way for universities to tackle racism?

What happens when a regulator committed to consistency asks universities to treat different forms of racism through different definitions?

What is idiopathic transverse myelitis, the neurological condition Helen Haines’ alleged attacker has?
21/10/2026

What is idiopathic transverse myelitis, the neurological condition Helen Haines’ alleged attacker has?

Transverse myelitis is a neurological condition caused by inflammation of the spinal cord. Here’s how it affects those with the condition.

Who Gets to be Remembered? This PhD student is rethinking disability from ancient evidence to inclusive exhibitions
21/10/2026

Who Gets to be Remembered? This PhD student is rethinking disability from ancient evidence to inclusive exhibitions

PhD researcher Hannah Vogel is challenging how we understand disability in the ancient world.

How rage and frustration against authority figures tips over into conspiracy and violence – and what we can do about it
21/10/2026

How rage and frustration against authority figures tips over into conspiracy and violence – and what we can do about it

Feeling angry, frustrated and ignored, many have turned to online echo chambers to vent their rage. And that can tip over into conspiracy theories and violence.

Combining law, arts and entertainment at Abbotsford Convent
21/10/2026

Combining law, arts and entertainment at Abbotsford Convent

For Bachelor of Law (Honours) student Jordan Taranto, a two-month placement at Abbotsford Convent provided the opportunity to gain practical legal experience while exploring a future in arts and entertainment […]

Australia has let abuse of its representatives become ‘part of the job’ – and women bear the brunt
21/10/2026

Australia has let abuse of its representatives become ‘part of the job’ – and women bear the brunt

The alleged attack on Helen Haines has renewed focus on MPs’ safety. More needs to be done to stop abuse and violence against public officials.

full access to the following peer reviewed article:Music as a Wellbeing Infrastructure for Q***r Religious Youth
21/10/2026

full access to the following peer reviewed article:

Music as a Wellbeing Infrastructure for Q***r Religious Youth

Youth wellbeing has become a keyword in contemporary media discourses, public policy, and academic scholarship in response to the growing prevalence of mental health difficulties among young people. Young people who are both q***r and religious face particular challenges to their sense of wellbeing,...

Governor‑general appeals to Australians to ‘exercise our muscle of decency’; Haines’ husband reveals MP has lost second ...
21/10/2026

Governor‑general appeals to Australians to ‘exercise our muscle of decency’; Haines’ husband reveals MP has lost second leg

The governor-general has called for Australians to ‘choose to be better’ in the wake of the horrific attack on Haines.

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