Tag: research
Wellbeing versus GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in guiding policies
Bhutanese people - Photo by Pema Gyamtsho on Unsplash “Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross Domestic Product.” So said the fourth King of Bhutan,...
Personalised vaccines – a disruptive new technology to treat cancers
Forty per cent of Australians will be diagnosed with cancer before their 85th birthday. A cancer diagnosis normally leads to surgery to remove the tumour,...
Job seekers fleeced by work from home scam
People seeking jobs with flexible work conditions such as working from home, have fallen foul of an employment scam that has so far claimed...
WA’s latest statewide recreational fishing survey underway
Recreational fishing is highly valued by many Western Australians with some of the world’s best fishing experiences on offer along the State’s vast coastline...
First of its kind exhibition in Australia comes to the Maritime...
Dr Mikael Siversson has a thing for old sharks. And when we say old, we mean millions of years old. Palaeontologist, Dr Siversson is the head...
Why not eat a little meat for good health and a...
Many people have reduced their consumption of meat due to concerns about the effect of methane belched by ruminants (cattle, sheep and goats) on...
Don’t miss the Bunbury Family History Expo…
Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre will be packed full of family history fun on Saturday, May 27 as the Bunbury Family History Expo returns...
Honouring WA’s first female MLC, Ruby Hutchison, who founded Epilepsy WA...
Epilepsy WA is calling for the descendants of its founder Hon. Ruby Hutchison MLC to join its Diamond Jubilee 60th year celebrations in 2023. The...
It’s time for some good news about protections for mother Earth
It’s always good to start a new year on a hopeful note. While some of the news of war and disasters here and abroad...
Finding help for the dreaded insomnia – there’s an App for...
Nearly everyone suffers from insomnia at some time. It is a problem with far-reaching health consequences. Insomniacs are at increased risk of depression, diabetes,...
