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12 January 2021
Living with menstruation is more than pads and toilets
Dr Erin Hunter, lecturer in Global Health at the University of Sydney, was a key contributor to UNICEF's Guidance for Monitoring Menstrual Health and Hygiene. The guide provides an evidence-based approach to assessing the effectiveness of programs developed to help girls and women address their menstrual needs.
12 January 2021
Top tips for choosing a mozzie repellent
Here's how to choose a mosquito repellent and how to use it for the best protection, with University of Sydney mosquito expert Dr Cameron Webb.
12 January 2021
How to become a physiotherapist
To become a registered physiotherapist in Australia you must complete an accredited university degree and then register with the Physiotherapy Board of Australia before you can practice.
11 January 2021
Major new exhibition explores the Coastline
One of 18 exhibitions at the new Chau Chak Wing Museum is an art history tour of seashores and beaches in Australia and overseas.
11 January 2021
World-first echidna, improved platypus genomes mapped
An international team of scientists, including from the University of Sydney, have sequenced monotreme genomes, leading to evolutionary and future medical discoveries.
11 January 2021
Collaborating During Covid19: A Reflection on Our Interconnection With Trees
Environmentalist artist Ann Jyothis Raj and sound studies scholar and artist Dr Diana Chester reflect on the challenges to their creative processes and collaboration over the past year working remotely on The Trees of Afghanistan Project.
11 January 2021
Collaborating during Covid-19: a reflection on our interconnection with trees
Environmentalist and artist Ann Jyothis Raj and sound studies scholar and artist Dr. Diana Chester reflect on the challenges to their creative processes and collaboration over the past year working remotely on The Trees of Afghanistan Project.
11 January 2021
Our old future for public transport won’t work with the new normal
As the world continues to grapple with the changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, our previous ways of handling mobility and transport planning need to be updated to suit these changing circumstances, write Professor John Nelson and Emerita Professor Corinne Mulley.
08 January 2021
Why you're checking work emails on holidays (and how to stop)
Our work is often so closely tied to our sense of who we are, many of us struggle to switch off on holidays. But it's never too late to hide the laptop, write Associate Professor Dan Caprar and Dr Ben Walker.
07 January 2021
What's behind Trump supporters' brazen storming of the Capitol
A sense of impunity and the Republican party's 'power at all costs' attitude are behind the absurd protests, the Senior Lecturer in American Politics and Foreign Policy argues in a piece for The Conversation.