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November Podcast Out Now

October 30, 2023
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August Podcast Out Now

August 15, 2023
Man standing in home built after bushfires.

Expanding Canberra: today’s solution, tmrw’s problem

University of Canberra, Sara Garrity
November 21, 2022
woman standing by a painting

Finding beauty in bleak times

University of Newcastle, Jordan Regnis
July 20, 2021
Volunteer firefighters (including the photographers wife) train to tackle burning LPG cyclinders in South Australia. Photo: robdownunder (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Female firefighters on the rise in Victoria

La Trobe University, Tyla Evans
May 29, 2021
Nick Moir works out of his car - following weather updates, shooting and filing back to the newsroom on the go. (Photo: Rafqa Touma)

Nick Moir: Why I chase storms and fires

UTS, Rafqa Touma
April 22, 2021
Dr Howard Ralph with kangaroo joey Daisy.

Saviour wildlife surgeon: the time to act is now

University of Canberra, Jana Black
November 12, 2020
Image: Shutterstock

In the heat of the moment, flawed emergency apps ignite concern

University of Melbourne, Brodie McLaughlin, Dane Heverin, Harry Sekulich and Pema Monaghan
November 10, 2020
Dr Audrey Shen joined animal rescue volunteer efforts last summer and continued to tend to burnt animals for months afterwards.

Volunteers offer burnt kangaroos second chance

UNSW, Alisha Fayaz
October 21, 2020
Being cut off from social interaction during the pandemic can seem even more isolating in remote rural areas where community is everything. Photo: Courtesy Bec Ritchie/Unsplash

Rural communities fight mental health strain

Griffith University, ERIN RIETDYK
October 15, 2020
Backburns mix with bushfires on Kangaroo Island in early January. Large parts of the island were devastated.

Eco-anxiety and how Indigenous psychology can help you

Macleay College, Juliane Lehmayer
March 12, 2020
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