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‘Superfoods’ aren’t all that super after all

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Zelda D’Aprano: Embracing her chains to break old ones

Zelda D’Aprano’s chain-in drew attention to the Equal Pay Campaign in 1969. But what details of this famous protest have not been so well remembered?

‘Superfoods’ aren’t all that super after all

Despite its often-quoted namesake, ‘superfood’ quinoa isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

The AI dilemma: can we trust robots?

This future is just a hairsbreadth away, and excites and frightens most of us in equal measure.

Can smartphone apps improve mental health?

Targeted apps can be a great help with managing mental health, but users need to be discriminating.

Society

Zelda D’Aprano: Embracing her chains to break old ones

Zelda D’Aprano’s chain-in drew attention to the Equal Pay Campaign in 1969. But what details of this famous protest have not been so well remembered?

Micro-villages making a big impact

The 2016 census reported 116,427 people nationwide are experiencing homelessness and are in need of our support.

How do we choose the next coach?

The coaching merry-go-round is in full swing, as both the AFL and NRL reach the climax of their respective seasons.

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Environment

So, what is a wetland?

Defining a wetland is a difficult task, even for scientists today.

What must be done to prevent further extinctions?

Current legislation is failing dismally to recover the population of species lost to bring them out of their endangered states.

Nature is collapsing – what must we do?

Deakin experts call for more action to save nature before it’s too late.

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ASCEND: Road to WSC 2021 – Episode 3

Explore how ACCIONA is contributing to building sustainable relationships and communities.

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Consumer spyware and its effect on domestic abuse

Spyware has the potential to reveal personal and sensitive information from an individual's phone.

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Swipe right for love

The range of ways we can meet have has dramatically increased. Is human connection undergoing change?

The AI dilemma: can we trust robots?

This future is just a hairsbreadth away, and excites and frightens most of us in equal measure.

What are the ethical implications of consumer spyware for parents?

Consumer spyware can be accessed with the push of a button and could have damaging implications for its victims.

Virtual reality is even cooler than Black Mirror makes it look

Currently, headsets offer the most realistic experience possible.

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Health

‘Superfoods’ aren’t all that super after all

Despite its often-quoted namesake, ‘superfood’ quinoa isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Can smartphone apps improve mental health?

Targeted apps can be a great help with managing mental health, but users need to be discriminating.

New formula to predict AFL ladder rankings

Has your AFL team made it into the finals? Lack of injuries from key players may have helped.

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Zelda D’Aprano: Embracing her chains to break old ones

‘Superfoods’ aren’t all that super after all

The AI dilemma: can we trust robots?

Can smartphone apps improve mental health?

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Zelda D’Aprano: Embracing her chains to break old ones

Micro-villages making a big impact

How do we choose the next coach?

So, what is a wetland?

What must be done to prevent further extinctions?

Nature is collapsing – what must we do?

ASCEND: Road to WSC 2021 – Episode 3

Consumer spyware and its effect on domestic abuse

Swipe right for love

The AI dilemma: can we trust robots?

What are the ethical implications of consumer spyware for parents?

Virtual reality is even cooler than Black Mirror makes it look

‘Superfoods’ aren’t all that super after all

Can smartphone apps improve mental health?

New formula to predict AFL ladder rankings