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Small business owner Monique never thought she would fall for a phone scam, then she got a call on holiday

While travelling on holiday with her family, Monique Svenson almost lost thousands of dollars during a single phone call.

ABC News · Jan 9, 2023

Australia's young people bouncing back after pandemic's impact on mental health — but it's not all good news

After a tough couple of years for young Australians, a survey shows that their mental health and social lives are heading in a positive direction, but psychologists are warning the end of a mental health rebate scheme could turn that around.

ABC News · Sep 15, 2022

Why 'pet parents' could be doing more harm than good, according to animal behaviouralists

Dog behaviour specialist Faith Wild says close bonds with our pets have been exacerbated due to the time we spent with them during COVID lockdowns.

ABC News · Jul 8, 2022

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Walking and talking Silver Fox Initiative helps as wait for psychologists exceeds national average

With one in three Queensland psychologists too busy to take on new patients, the Silver Fox Initiative is offering an empathetic ear.

ABC News · Jun 27, 2022

AI can bring you the voice of dead loved ones. But is this a good thing?

The concept of using AI to seemingly revive the dead is not new. But would you want to use this technology? And would it help your grieving process?

ABC News · Jun 26, 2022

Regional teacher shortage will cause greater disparity between students, psychologists warn

A return to face-to-face learning has not brought an end to classroom chaos, as psychologists warn the teacher crisis will further disadvantage regional students.

ABC News · Jun 7, 2022

‘I haven’t eaten jam since’: how the side hustle ate the hobby

It’s never been easier to commodify our leisure time. But as some once-passionate hobbyists have found, turning play into work can really dull the joy

The Guardian - AU · May 29, 2022

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Universities lose Commonwealth funding for postgraduate degrees needed to boost psychologist numbers amid 'mental health crisis'

Students like Nita are finding it easier to study psychology at top American universities such as Stanford than anywhere in Australia, according to the profession's peak body. It says universities are being forced to offer limited spots in their postgraduate programs.

ABC News · May 18, 2022

Why do family estrangements happen and can they ever be fixed?

Many Australians have an estranged family member, but experts say that these rifts can be healed.

ABC News · Apr 5, 2022

‘Half-athlete, half-entertainer’: Why the best reality TV going around is watching live sport

Enjoying the summer of cricket and tennis? Some say the best reality television that's going around right now is live sport.

The New Daily · Jan 24, 2022

How we reconcile reality TV stars' alleged moral transgressions

After starring in Netflix’s docuseries Cheer, Jerry Harris was embraced by the likes of Oprah and Ellen. Then he was arrested on child pornography charges. So, how should we process cases like this, when what's presented to us on reality TV feels at odds with 'reality'?

ABC News · Jan 22, 2022

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