Toxic metals in Aussie tattoo inks breach EU safety rules
A new study finds potentially harmful, cancer-causing substances in tattoo inks sold in Australia. Every ink tested failed EU safety regulations. Experts call for tighter controls.
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8 Young Australian of the Year 2026 Finalists Announced
Discover the eight inspiring young Australians shortlisted for the 2026 Young Australian of the Year Award. Their stories of advocacy, community work, and innovation will be celebrated in Canberra on January 25.
Men at Higher Heart Risk from Moderate Alcohol
New research reveals men who drink moderately face a greater risk of atrial fibrillation than women. Learn the facts about alcohol and heart health.
Dateline closes in on US gold feasibility study
Dateline Resources advances its Colosseum gold project feasibility study, boosted by record bullion prices and strong metallurgical results. The redevelopment plan gains confidence from historical data.
Study: 10+ Hours Gaming Weekly Harms Health
New WA research reveals playing video games for more than 10 hours a week is linked to poorer diet, sleep disruption, and higher BMI. Find out the healthy limits.
Kalamazoo fires up WA gold study at Mt Olympus
Kalamazoo Resources begins a prefeasibility study at its Mt Olympus gold deposit in the Pilbara, aiming to capitalise on high gold prices. Drilling is underway to expand the resource.
Five-Minute Daily Walk Can Boost Longevity, Study Finds
New research shows just five minutes of brisk walking daily can significantly reduce the risk of early death. Discover how this simple activity can extend your life.
Most Annoying Songs of 2025 Revealed in New Study
Sabrina Carpenter's hits top a new 'annoyingness' index for 2025. See which viral tracks from Lady Gaga, Jimin, and others made the irritating list, based on repetition and shrillness.
Study: Moderate Social Media Good for Adolescents
New Australian research finds moderate social media use improves wellbeing in adolescents, challenging blanket negative perceptions. Discover the balanced approach to digital life.
$50k WA Scholarships for International Students
The Cook Government unveils a $50,000 scholarship program to attract high-achieving international students to Western Australian universities. Learn how to apply and boost WA's education sector.
Weight Loss Drug Study Shows Rapid Regain After Stopping
New research reveals most weight lost using popular GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic is regained within two years of stopping treatment. Learn the long-term implications.
Top Study Skills for 2026 Revealed by WA Education Experts
Educational consultants reveal the study habits that will define success in 2026. Learn why short, focused sessions and active retrieval practice are key to thriving in a digital world.
Australian States Ranked by Cancer Burden: NSW Highest
A new study reveals stark differences in cancer rates across Australia, with NSW bearing the highest burden. Discover the state-by-state breakdown and what experts say it means for healthcare.
Venus Metals to launch PFS for Sandstone gold project
Venus Metals Corporation begins preparations for a Pre-Feasibility Study at its Bellchambers gold project near Sandstone, WA, targeting completion in late 2026. Read about the resource and development plans.
Man charged over Nazi tattoo at Newcastle beach
A 36-year-old man faces court after allegedly displaying an antisemitic tattoo on a Newcastle beach. NSW Police enforce laws banning Nazi symbols in public.
Kalamazoo Advances WA Gold Project with Key Appointment
Kalamazoo Resources appoints Adam Garczynski to lead the Mt Olympus pre-feasibility study and reports early success in its new diamond drilling campaign at the Ashburton gold project in WA's Pilbara. Read the latest developments.
Geelong Venues Linked to Sexual Harm in Deakin Study
A Deakin University study reveals dark, loud, and crowded Geelong venues are high-risk for sexual harm. Researchers call for urgent safety reforms. Read the full findings.
Placental ageing discovery sheds light on stillbirth causes
A groundbreaking Australian study reveals accelerated placental ageing may explain some stillbirths, offering new hope for prevention and earlier intervention strategies.
Mandurah warned as heat drives Ross River virus cases
Mandurah residents urged to prevent mosquito bites after a new University of Adelaide study links warmer temperatures to increased Ross River virus outbreaks. Learn the risks and how to protect yourself.
$519M Investment to Advance Pilbara's Rhodes Ridge Project
Rio Tinto and partners commit $519 million for a feasibility study at the massive Rhodes Ridge iron ore deposit in the Pilbara, unlocking a potential major new supply hub. Read the latest on this critical mining development.
Chalice halves Toodyay mine cost, Mitsubishi role unclear
Chalice Mining's Gonneville project near Toodyay is now viable at $820m, but funding from partner Mitsubishi remains pending. A major step for Australia's critical minerals.
Poor Sleep as Harmful as Smoking, Alcohol: Study
New research reveals chronic poor sleep is a major health risk, comparable to smoking or heavy drinking. Discover why sleep is non-negotiable for long-term wellbeing.
Sleep Disorder May Predict Parkinson's Disease Early
Murdoch University research reveals REM sleep behaviour disorder could be an early warning sign for Parkinson's, enabling proactive intervention years before diagnosis.
WFH mental health impact: Major study of 16,000 Australians
A landmark 20-year study tracking over 16,000 Australian workers reveals how working from home and commuting differently affect men's and women's mental health. Discover the optimal hybrid model.
Long-term study finds COVID vaccines safe, effective after 4 years
A landmark French study of 28.6 million people shows Pfizer and Moderna COVID vaccines reduce death risk by 74% long-term. Discover the compelling safety data.
Wide Gold Intercepts Boost Dateline's Colosseum Project
Dateline Resources hits wide, high-grade gold zones at its Colosseum project in California, strengthening the project's economics ahead of a key feasibility study. More assays are pending.
UNE Students Balance Study and Career with Flexible Learning
Discover how University of New England students like Eaden Maslen and Jimmy Brunner are accelerating their careers in nursing and agronomy without pausing their studies, thanks to UNE's flexible on-campus and online learning model.
Australian Postcode Linked to Body Weight, Study Finds
New Curtin University research reveals your Australian suburb can influence your weight. Discover the environmental factors at play and what it means for public health policy.
Plastic kettles leak billions of nanoparticles into drinks
A new study reveals plastic kettles release billions of nano and microplastic particles when boiling. Experts warn of potential health risks and advise switching to stainless steel. Learn how to protect your family.
Newcastle traffic costs commuters two days a year
Newcastle ranks as Australia's 7th most congested city. Commuters spend 19 minutes daily in traffic, costing over $2500 annually. Discover the impact and planned transport solutions.
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