The Australian public and media experts have expressed concern about disproportionate media coverage and public sympathy towards recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Beirut.
Health and legal professionals have spoken out against “deceptive” and “unlawful” online marketing following Essena O’Neill’s public condemnation of Instagram last week.
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.
A Sydney nicotine expert has spoken out against electronic cigarettes after a recent study confirmed they are a gateway to tobacco smoking in adolescents.
The Federal Government’s distribution of funding in its $100 million domestic violence scheme has been challenged by activists and spokespeople for male behavior change programs.
Five males who have been linked to the shooting of police accountant Curtis Cheng were arrested this morning, following counter-terrorism raids across Western Sydney.