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Freedom of thought increasingly violated worldwide, UN expert warns
New research reinforces urgency to end conversion practices
Viewing memes online increases positive emotions, helps cope with pandemic
Lavish wealth tolerated more for individuals than groups
Giving kids sporting chance
New study to help shy children
Headspace welcomes record $20m NSW Government investment in youth mental health workforce
Sparking curiosity for Children’s Week
Pub Choir with Paralympians
Constant refugee policy changes leave service providers strained and stressed
Victorian Public Sector Commission is equipping Victorian Public Sector for wellbeing
ABC appoints Karen Madden as Head of Marketing
Return to work hampered by stigma and lack of support
New moral psychology minor takes on challenging questions
How to broach sensitive question of COVID vaccination status
Australian College of Nursing welcomes announcement of $5.15 million
Active listening by managers can reduce employees’ feelings of job insecurity
Taking steps toward more effective fitness trackers, more physical activity
UOW ranked among world’s best universities for engineering
Evaluation of Aboriginal Domestic Violence program “What’s Your Plan”
Over 50s game for fitness
How do humans understand speech?
Researcher discovers first brain marker for an anxiety disorder
Understanding how humans understand speech
Grants fund Cornell AES work to improve lives in NYS
‘Mother of all cannabinoids’: anti-seizure compounds found in cannabis
New app to motivate aphasia recovery
Southern Cross launches new Speech Pathology facilities at Coffs Harbour
Welcoming ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ our Olympians and Paralympians from Sunshine Coast
How to help children mentally prepare for Covid testing
Fighting back against climate misinformation and damage being done
Canterbury health research projects win funding boost
Just ‘like’ me: Envy in young women fuelled by social media
Please explain: Why do people break rules?
World-class for country education
Finger tracing enhances learning: evidence for 100-year-old practice
If robots need to persuade humans, they shouldn’t resemble authority figures: University of Toronto study
New psychology clinic officially opened
$2.5 million Centre of Research to improve capacity of alcohol and drug services
Increasing linguistic diversity to advance human-technology interaction

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