Popular tourist activity wiping out Aussie dolphins, experts say
Tourists feeding wild dolphins could single-handedly push the species toward extinction twice as fast, according to new research.
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Medical trial giving hope to kids with autism
Libby tried everything and said nothing helped her son Tait who lives with autism.
Use of cannabis linked to earlier psychosis
Cannabis use can bring forward the onset of psychosis by years, a major Australian study has revealed.
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‘Don’t be a creep’: The privacy debate behind a pair of glasses
The smart glasses craze has taken over social media, but where do we draw the line on privacy?
You’re 3.5 times more likely to sustain a traumatic brain injury riding an e-scooter than a motorcycle, research suggests
Now the federal government is cracking down on unsafe e-bikes and e-scooters.
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Nine out of Australia’s top 10 crash hotspots are in the same city
One state has dominated the nation’s crash hotspots.
Aussie researchers uncover one change that could stop kids’ allergies before they happen
Around 30 per cent of all Australians have an allergy.
Professor Richard Scolyer remembered as a ‘national treasure’ at state memorial service
The leading melanoma pathologist died at age of 59 on Sunday, June 7 after a three-year battle with glioblastoma.
The profound timing of Queensland researchers’ motor neurone disease breakthrough
Queensland researchers have made a breakthrough they say could turn motor neurone disease, a degenerative and ultimately terminal illness, into a manageable chronic condition.
‘Is generic OK?’: Answering the question pharmacists - and Aussies - keep asking
Millions of Australians have heard those three words at a pharmacy counter and paused before answering, unsure what to say.