Hilary Duff is back with her first album in a decade, Leigh-Anne steps out independently with her solo debut, and Lana Del Rey unveils a new single ahead of her...

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Coffee can cause a short-term rise in blood pressure, yet large-scale research suggests it may not increase long-term hypertension risk for most people. Laureate Professor Clare Collins explains what caffeine...

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Victoria’s new inquiry into LGBTQIA+ hate crimes marks a significant moment for accountability and prevention. Dr Jeremie Bracka explains why truth-telling about past institutional harm matters today, how extremist movements...

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Classic fragrances are being labelled “grandma perfumes” online, sparking debate about age, taste and cultural trends. Associate Professor Lauren Rosewarne unpacks what these labels reveal about ageism, nostalgia and social...

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A kiss has long carried meanings far beyond romance, from spiritual union to political symbolism and commercial fantasy. Professor Katie Barclay explores how ideas about kissing have shifted across centuries,...

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After a year marked by league politics, public controversy and intense scrutiny, the Wedge Tailed Eagles Football Club has secured a pathway into the 2026 season. Natalie Korinfsky reflects on...

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Lung cancer remains Australia’s leading cause of cancer-related death, yet early detection dramatically improves outcomes. Scott Walsberger discusses the new National Lung Cancer Screening Program, why judgment-free messaging matters for...

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As Earth Hour marks two decades, the scale of environmental loss can feel overwhelming. Rachael Lance explains what is happening to forests and wildlife in just 60 minutes, how climate...

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