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  • Dr Louise Pryke: The Strange History of the Handshake
    2026/05/29

    A handshake can signal trust, power, respect, awkwardness or rejection in just a few seconds. Dr Louise Pryke explains where the gesture originated, why political handshakes fascinate us, and why...

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    11 分
  • Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne: Would You Pay to Attend a Stranger’s Wedding?
    2026/05/29

    A new website is letting strangers pay to attend weddings around the world. Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne explores what this says about loneliness, spectacle, connection, the experience economy and how...

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    11 分
  • Noah Secomb: Federal Politics Update – Firefighting Foam, Tax Changes and the NACC’s Next Chapter
    2026/05/29

    Noah Secomb joined JOY Drive with the latest from Canberra, including the Federal Government’s legal action against 3M, tax changes entering Parliament and the National Anti-Corruption Commission commissioner stepping down....

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    11 分
  • Susannah Day: Confined 17 and the First Peoples Artists Seen Beyond Incarceration
    2026/05/29

    Confined 17 features almost 500 works by First Peoples artists with lived experience of incarceration. Susannah Day explains how art, culture, identity and connection to Country can shift how people...

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    13 分
  • Dr Nerkez Opacin: Nature, Chosen Family and Easing Loneliness
    2026/05/29

    A Melbourne study brought LGBTQIA+ refugees and people seeking asylum together in nature to explore loneliness, connection and belonging. Dr Nerkez Opacin explains how walking, gardening, food and shared outdoor...

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    15 分
  • Professor Erik Reichle: Screen or Paper — How Do We Read Better?
    2026/05/29

    Most of us read from screens all day, but are we absorbing information the same way we do on paper? Professor Erik Reichle explains digital skimming, attention, comprehension and why...

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    9 分
  • Elliot Attard: What’s Hot in Gaming Right Now
    2026/05/29

    Elliot Attard from JOY’s Checkpoint joined JOY Drive with the games everyone is talking about, the hype around GTA 6, the biggest debates in gaming culture and what queer gamers...

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    13 分
  • Sally Goldner AM: 2026 Melbourne Awards – Recognising LGBTQIA+ Change Makers
    2026/05/29

    The 2026 Melbourne Awards are now open, including the LGBTIQA+ Award category, recognising people, projects and organisations that are making Melbourne more inclusive. Sally Goldner AM explains why grassroots work...

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    9 分