Believing what we read may be bad for our health
A Melbourne nutrition academic says people should base their health decisions on more credible sources than the media, following this week’s reporting on the link between red meat and cancer.
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China relaxes controversial one-child policy after 35 years
China will abandon its strict one-child policy after more than three decades, allowing for a two-child policy to take its place.
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Butterfly Foundation’s sweet movie for eating disorders
The Butterfly Foundation held its movie marathon last night to raise awareness of Australians struggling with eating disorders.
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AFL announce 2016 AFL fixtures
The AFL has announced there will be a week off before week one of the finals while releasing the full fixtures for the 2016 season.
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News in brief – Great Australian Bight remains cavity free for a little longer
BP’s plans to drill four deep-water wells in the Great Australian Bight is on hold while a Petroleum regulator examines how potential oil spills would be dealt with.
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Shedding light on the spectrum of youth bipolar disorder
GPs need to be educated on screening for manic symptoms in young people to avoid misdiagnosing bipolar disorder as depression, according to a Sydney mood disorder specialist.
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Sports wrap – Taupau Manly deal leaked to theatre critic
The Newsroom recaps the top stories from the week in sport.
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#WhatsTrending – 30th October
Halloween is here, a new movie trailer and could bacon kill you?
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RWC 2015 grand final: Wallabies v All Blacks
The Wallabies will aim to win their first World Cup since 1999 when they meet the defending champions New Zealand at Twickenham Stadium on Sunday.
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After graduation will I get a job?
After two years of full-time study, gaining a deeper understanding of the world and an impressive set of multi-media skills, I face a very big question. What next?
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