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Reformed NSW gambler helping others recover from addiction to poker machines

It is 22 years to the day since Maria felt the familiar rush of dopamine after feeding her last $50 bill into a poker machine.

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Deflating the myths of inflation

Factors that influence inflation and cost of living are varied but identifying genuine ones can help policymakers prioritise key solutions.

360info

Positive masculinity program at Brighton Grammar School aims to create respectful men

For more than a decade, an all-boys school in Melbourne's leafy south-east has worked to create a program to develop its students into "respectful men".

ABC News

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Lousy buildings and a heat pandemic a lethal combination

Properly designed and built homes deliver so many ‘win-wins’ that could end our ‘heat pandemic’ it’s a mystery there’s not more of them.

360info

Can you name a heart attack symptom? Subtler signs put women at risk

A new study from Monash University found that one in five adults in Australia can’t name any heart attack symptoms.

The New Daily

Superb fairywrens more likely to help family members in distress than strangers, like humans

Beloved Australian songbird will risk life and limb for its breeding group but ignore cries for help from unfamiliar birds, scientists say

The Guardian - AU

Scientists discover how to make electricity ‘out of thin air’

Huc enzyme means ‘sky is quite literally the limit for using it to produce clean energy,’ researchers say

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Melbourne scientists find enzyme that can make electricity out of tiny amounts of hydrogen

Scientists have isolated an enzyme from soil bacteria that can convert air into electricity, which they say could be developed into a renewable power source for small devices.

ABC News

Australian scientists discover a ‘natural battery’ that generates electricity from ‘thin air’

A “natural battery” – an enzyme that can convert air into electrical energy – has been found by Monash University researchers.

The New Daily

Scientists discover how to make electricity ‘out of thin air’

Huc enzyme means ‘sky is quite literally the limit for using it to produce clean energy,’ researchers say

The Independent UK

How bees & AI help farmers

The confluence of bee monitoring via cameras and AI is ushering in a new approach for farmers

Salon

Will the Reserve Bank review achieve anything? What difference could it make to interest rates?

A government-ordered review of the Reserve Bank — the first in more than a generation — is expected to ask searching questions of our key financial institution. The leadership of the central bank, the composition of its board, missed targets and broken promises are all elements under examination.

ABC News

Online gambling industry regulation back in focus during inquiry's hearings

John's addiction to online gambling cost him everything. Now he and advocacy groups are calling for more scrutiny on whether betting companies' interventions for problem gamblers are being done responsibly.

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Women share difficulties and stigma around accessing abortion care with Senate inquiry

Feeling shamed and judged, travelling hundreds of kilometres and ending up significantly out of pocket — in their own words, these are some of the issues identified by women with access to abortion services in Australia.

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The Conversation

Future home havens: Australians likely to use more energy to stay in and save money

Soaring energy costs are a major factor in Australia’s cost-of-living crisis. The conventional wisdom is people will reduce their energy use in response to rising prices – and this may be the case for the most vulnerable households. However, our research published today suggests rising costs of living are more…

The Guardian - AU

‘Very disappointing’: study shows education does nothing to stop homophobic language in men’s rugby

A landmark study in men’s community sport has found education campaigns did nothing to stop young players and their coaches from using slurs

Newcastle Herald

How Hunter clubs count on pokie cash

Many clubs make more than half their money from customers' gambling losses.

Newcastle Herald

$1200 per adult: How Newcastle loses on the pokies

A university gambling expert says the average poker machine user in NSW loses $4500 a year.

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Bacteria use life's original energy source to thrive in the ocean's lightless depths

There are more than a billion bacteria in just one litre of seawater. How do all of these organisms find the energy and nutrients they need to survive?

The Guardian - AU

You can’t fix school refusal with ‘tough love’ – but these steps might help

Parents and educators should approach a child refusing to go to school in a supportive, collaborative and responsive way, without punishment

ABC News

Forensic imaging technology helps virtual autopsies outnumber invasive post-mortem procedures

Forensic pathologists are investigating if augmented reality and artificial intelligence could reduce the number of invasive autopsies and the associated trauma.

360info

How we can stop losing teachers

COVID-19 further exposed existing cracks in the teaching profession which need to be fixed urgently.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish university launches study into mental health of marginalised young men

STRATHCLYDE University has launched a new study into young men’s mental health, in collaboration with Dundee University and Monash University in…

360info

Indonesia’s misinformation program undermines more than it teaches

Indonesia’s government has funded a thorough media literacy program. But rather than stopping misinformation, it may serve to undermine independent thought.

The New Daily

Brekkies, barbies, mozzies: Why do Aussies shorten so many words?

Some say we’re lazy. Others claim it’s just Aussies knocking words down to size. Here’s the story of Australia’s “incredible shrinking words”.

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